Civitas Pietra is the Group's division specializing in the restoration of stone, marble, stone surfaces, and decorative elements.

The firm serves public and private clients requiring interventions on historic buildings, churches, municipal buildings, monumental complexes, and valuable architectural assets.

Each project is approached with a technical and conservative approach, focusing on analyzing the material, understanding its state of deterioration, and choosing the most appropriate techniques to protect the asset.

Stone restoration for historic buildings and architectural heritage

Stone restoration requires specific skills, attention to context, and knowledge of the original materials.

Natural stone, marble, travertine, carved elements, cornices, columns, historic flooring, and decorated surfaces can exhibit various forms of deterioration, caused by time, atmospheric agents, humidity, surface deposits, or previous, inappropriate interventions.



Civitas Pietra takes a targeted approach, assessing the condition of the substrate and defining an operational process consistent with the nature of the project. The goal is to preserve the material and historical value of the surfaces while respecting the architectural identity of the site and the building's function.

Interventions on palaces, churches and public buildings

The division operates nationwide on various types of buildings, including historic buildings, churches, municipal buildings, institutional offices, and properties requiring particular conservation attention.

Each construction site has specific needs, related to its intended use, state of conservation, the presence of decorative elements, and the environmental conditions in which the material is located.



Interventions may involve exterior surfaces, interior spaces, facades, doorways, stairways, flooring, ornamental elements, and architectural features in stone or marble. Restoration management requires coordination, precision, and the ability to operate while respecting the historical and material characteristics of the property.

Analysis, cleaning, consolidation and protection

Civitas Pietra's work begins with observation of the state of conservation. This phase allows us to identify deposits, discoloration, cracks, disintegrations, gaps, detachments, or other signs of deterioration. Based on the conditions detected, the most appropriate actions are determined, always paying attention to the compatibility of materials, techniques, and original supports.

The main processes include:

• cleaning of stone surfaces;
• consolidation of degraded materials;
• compatible fillings and integrations;
• surface treatment and protection;
• scheduled maintenance;
• interventions on decorative and pictorial apparatus.



Each phase is carried out with the aim of preserving the existing material and improving the readability of the work, without altering its original character.

Stone and painting restoration with qualified skills

Civitas Pietra combines expertise in stone and painting restoration, working in contexts where stone, marble, decoration, and architecture coexist. This integration is particularly important in historic buildings, where surfaces are not isolated elements, but rather parts of a larger architectural and artistic whole.



The presence of qualified personnel allows us to tackle complex projects, which require conservation sensitivity, manual skill, and technical knowledge. The company is SOA OS2 certified, a requirement that qualifies its work for interventions on cultural heritage and decorated surfaces of historical and artistic interest.

Our team of restorers combines traditional craftsmanship with modern techniques to ensure precise and long-lasting restorations on stone and painted surfaces. Each professional boasts years of experience in restoring significant architectural heritage, ensuring a careful and respectful approach to their historical value.

The Restorers Team

Specialists in marble and stone restoration with extensive experience in historical and artistic contexts.

Continuous training and updates on the most advanced techniques to ensure high-quality interventions.

Certified and qualified restorers, committed to complying with the most stringent regulations and safety standards.

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