True Stone Monument Cleaning

06/17/2026

06/15/2026

True Stone Monument Cleaning is dedicated to honoring your loved ones by restoring their memorials to their best condition. If you need a gentle cleaning or care, I’m here to help. Reach out for a free consultation today.

06/07/2026

We are in full swing reversing years of environmental damage on local monuments!

Summer is officially here, and our restoration schedule is packed. Right now, we are focused entirely on deep-cleaning old, weathered headstones that have been taken over by dark biological growth, heavy moss, and decades of stubborn lichen.With Father’s Day just around the corner, there is no better time to restore the dignity of your dad’s or grandpa's final resting place. Over the years, environmental elements bake these organisms into porous stone, making them incredibly difficult to clean without the right professional tools.We use specialized, monument-safe biological cleaners that gently kill the root systems of the growth and safely reveal the beautiful, clean stone underneath over time. Our Specialized Preservation Services:Deep Lichen & Moss Removal: Breaking down stubborn, crusty biological layers safely.Biological Stain Treatment: Reversing dark black and green discoloration caused by years of weathering.Before & After Verification: High-resolution photos sent directly to you so you can see the dramatic difference.Our summer booking calendar is filling up fast, and Father's Day slots are strictly limited. Let us help you honor his memory by bringing his monument back to its original beauty!!

05/16/2026

Today I had the honor of visiting Plains Cemetery on Plain Street in Walpole, MA . This cemetery is the town's second-oldest cemetery, with a history reaching all the way back to the 1720s. Decades of weathering completely hid the beautiful Celtic cross and detailed inscription on Jeremiah J. O'Connor's headstone, but a gentle, safe cleaning brought it completely back to life. Preserving these monuments keeps our local stories alive!

05/03/2026

Memorial Day is just around the corner.As we prepare to honor those who served and remember our loved ones, the condition of their final resting place matters. Over time, biological growth like moss, lichen, and algae can take hold, not only hiding beautiful inscriptions but also causing long-term damage to the stone.The best time to clean a headstone is before the buildup becomes severe. Catching it early prevents staining and ensures the memorial is preserved for generations to come.

04/20/2026

Today, I had the honor of looking after two headstones for a gentleman currently living in Ohio. Because he can’t make the trip to maintain his wife’s resting place himself, he reached out to me to ensure they received the care they deserve.
While I was there, I noticed a small angel statue near the site had a broken wing—snapped clean off into two pieces. I couldn't leave it that way! After finishing the deep clean on both monuments, I spent some extra time repairing the angel and giving her a fresh shine.

04/20/2026

 Restoring more than just a headstone. 🕊️
While cleaning a site this morning, I came across this sweet angel statue. Her wing had snapped off into two pieces and was lying on the ground. I couldn't leave her like that!
After finishing my scheduled cleaning, I took a little extra time to repair and clean the statue. It’s an honor to look after these small details and ensure your loved ones' resting places are beautiful and intact.