Butcher Block Countertop Restoration Expert Serving NEO

 A. Butcher block restorations can be completed within a few hours to a few days, depending on the level of damage. For minor sanding and refinishing, we work on-site and finish the same day. However, if extensive sanding, repairs, or refinishing are needed, we may remove the countertop, restore it in our shop, and reinstall it. This process typically takes 1-3 days.

No need to worry—we provide full-service plumbing and can disconnect and reconnect your sink, faucet, reverse osmosis system, garbage disposal, and dishwasher if needed.

A. We sand down the surface, removing stains, scratches, and damage. Then, we repair any cracks or splits, apply a protective oil or sealant, and finish with a food-safe coating to enhance durability and longevity.

A. Yes! Most stains, cuts, and burns can be sanded out. For deeper damage, we may use a combination of sanding, wood filler, or refinishing techniques to restore a smooth, even surface.

A. If your butcher block looks worn, stained, cracked, or has deep knife marks, burns, or water damage, it likely needs restoration. A dull or rough surface is also a sign that the finish has worn off and needs refinishing.

A. We offer multiple finish options, including natural food-safe oils (like mineral oil or tung oil) for a classic look and more durable sealants for extra protection against moisture and stains. We’ll recommend the best option based on how you use your butcher block.

A. Restoring a butcher block countertop is significantly cheaper than replacing it. Costs depend on the level of damage, but in most cases, restoration can save hundreds to thousands of dollars compared to a full replacement

A. To keep your butcher block looking great:

• Regularly apply mineral oil or conditioner to prevent drying.
• Clean with mild soap and water—avoid harsh chemicals.
• Wipe up spills quickly to prevent stains and water damage.
• Use cutting boards instead of chopping directly on the surface.