Stone Restoration Training

Thanks for considering Marble Master for your Stone Restoration Training.I don’t know what has brought you here but I can certainly hazard a guess. You see, I was probably in your boat as some point.

I had a business that quite frankly was not only boring me because it wasn’t challenging enough but the market seemed to be shrinking. It got that more and more people were entering the marketing just as the recession was getting worse. This just meant more unskilled workers for less and less work.
Or, It could be that you are in a dead end job and want to be your own boss? Or maybe redundancy has opened a new doorway for you to take on the new challenge of a career move.

If one of the above is a reason you are looking for a career change you have come to the right place.
Why Choose Marble Master For Your Marble Restoration Training?

We are not only owner operated but we actually do the job you want to be trained for. We operate a highly successful Stone restoration company that caters for High end Residential customers as well as some of the best named businesses in the UK.

Our clients include: Gordon Ramsey Restaurants, Jamie Oliver, Selfridges, Harrods, Jaeger, Terminal 5 Heathrow, Terminal 3 Heathrow, Laing O’Rourke, Mansell, Wates, The Barbican, Victoria and Albert Museum, Chanel, Ralph Lauren, Gucci, Versaci and the list goes on. That is just a few Commercial clients. We have thousands of satisfied residential clients.

If you consider that the UK is predominantly built of natural stone on the exterior of buildings and is very popular internally you should never run out of work. Also because the training and diamond tooling is expensive you wont have to worry about unskilled labour migrating into your stone restoration industry.

Even when the building trade was saturated with cheap unskilled labour from abroad our profession was virtually unaffected because people didn’t want to trust a £10,000 floor to someone who propably didn’t have insurance, couldn’t provide a professional quote or explain exactly what was required to do the job properly.