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Gravestones are made of many materials such as marble, granite, limestone, sandstone, bronze, slate, iron, concrete, and more. Each of these handle cleanings and subsequent cleaning products differently.

Cleaning and Maintaining a Gravestone Memorials is a delicate process. Each and every headstone varies and it requires an individual care system.

We always want the best for our loved ones, even after they have left this world and are resting peacefully. For many families it’s important to keep their loved ones graves and monuments well maintained and clean.

The following do’s and don’ts should help you clean your monuments safely. Always keep this in mind that once a monument is damaged…. it is damaged and there are no do-overs.

Nothing beats the gleaming sheen of a newly installed slab of marble, granite, or other natural stone.
Whether your countertops look new or have lost their sheen or you simply wish to retain their finish, there are a few best practices to follow.

Memorials serve to identify a dear one’s grave and to keep their memory alive for friends and family. It follows that the family would want to choose a headstone that will look elegant and can withstand the natural elements.

First and foremost, assess the condition of the headstone. If it shows signs of flaking, crumbling or cracking, then avoid using hard-thistle brushes, do not scrape, and avoid power washing.

We always want the best for our loved ones, even when they have passed away. That’s why many families make it a point to regularly clean the memorial stones of their beloved departed relatives.

Caring for and cleaning a headstone monument might seem like an easy task, but there’s much more that goes into their proper upkeep.

Smaller, flatter granite markers are easy to install whereas thicker, bigger ones will need mechanical
assistance.

The choice of a tombstone is based on several elements, in particular the type of funeral, the belief of the deceased, or the cemetery where the latter will be buried.

The Viscont White comes straight from the small town of Punganur, in the state of Andhra Pradesh in India,renowned for its lake and green environment,