The Case of the Florida Hurricane Disaster
After a hurricane left a homeowner with red wax stains on her marble countertop, the Stone Detective stepped in with a classic rescue.
After a hurricane left a homeowner with red wax stains on her marble countertop, the Stone Detective stepped in with a classic rescue.
A homeowner's "quartzite" counters were etching and staining—until the Stone Detective uncovered the truth: it wasn't quartzite at all.
Beige tile gone rogue? The Stone Detective uncovers the real culprit behind a patchy-looking floor: dye lots, shade variation, and poor communication.
Pool coping crumbling? The Stone Detective uncovers how pH levels turned limestone into mush in this witty tale of chemistry and caution.
A homeowner suspects her “granite” countertops are "off" somehow. The Stone Detective investigates in this witty tale of sparkle, sleuthing, and stone deception.
A crumbling pool surround leads to a sticky situation when the Stone Detective uncovers the real culprit: A shortcut taken during installation.
A puzzling skin rash had one woman stumped—until the Stone Detective uncovered the culprit hiding in plain sight in her own kitchen.
“Your shower’s got a plumbing issue. Water’s getting out, soaking under the floor. That marble’s not moody—it’s just miserable.”
"When I saw that quartz stain, I knew it wasn’t bulletproof. Even Superman’s cape can snag on a nail."
Stone Detective,” I growled. The rain fell. Inside corners—every crack led there. I needed a radius. It’s Stone 101.
The Stone Detective finds a marble floor coated in wax, revealing footprints like ghosts at a crime scene. A clean-up reveals the truth—case closed!
The Stone Detective cracked a slip-and-fall case—cell phone in hand, the lady slipped on her own, no case after all.
Cracked tile in a luxury penthouse—turned out it wasn’t the tile, but the floor beneath. Another mystery solved by the Stone Detective.
A snowy marble patio, melting at the corners. Thermal bridging, not a defect—just science. Another chilly case cracked by the Stone Detective.
A spilled glass of red wine, a white marble countertop, and a panicked call. The Stone Detective saves the day