Marble Repair Services
Marble’s natural beauty can be marred by cracks and chips, detracting from its elegance and functionality.
You’ve come to the right place if you’re searching for expert marble repair, including specialized crack and chip repair.
We understand marble’s delicate nature and the importance of restoring it to its original, flawless condition.
Our team of highly skilled technicians employs advanced techniques and premium materials to repair damage seamlessly, ensuring that the repaired areas blend seamlessly with the surrounding stone.
We meticulously match the color, texture, and finish, leaving no trace of the previous damage.
Whether it’s a hairline crack in a countertop, a noticeable chip in a floor tile, or more extensive damage to a vanity, we are committed to providing exceptional results that restore the beauty and integrity of your marble surfaces.
Marble Chip Repair
- Expert Assessment: Emphasize the importance of a professional assessment to determine the extent of the damage and the appropriate repair method.
- Precision Repair: Stress the need for meticulous and precise repair techniques to ensure a seamless finish.
- Color Matching and Blending: Highlight the ability to match the repair material to the existing marble’s color and texture.
- Structural Integrity: Address the importance of restoring the stone’s structural integrity to prevent further damage.
- Long-Lasting Results: Assure customers that the repair will be durable and long-lasting.
Our Commercial Marble Repair Services Include:
- Crack and Chip Repair: We seamlessly repair damaged areas using specialized epoxy fillers color-matched to your stone.
- Surface Restoration: We remove etch marks, stains, water spots, and wear patterns from lobbies, floors, countertops, and other commercial surfaces.
- Honing and Polishing: We restore your marble’s original luster or create custom finishes from matte to high-gloss.
- Lippage Correction: We level uneven marble tiles to create a smooth, professional appearance and eliminate trip hazards.
- Commercial Sealing: We apply commercial-grade sealants designed to withstand heavy foot traffic and frequent cleaning.
Business Clients We Serve:
- Hotels and Hospitality
- Office Buildings
- Retail Stores
- Restaurants
- Banks and Financial Institutions
- Healthcare Facilities
- Government Buildings
- Educational Institutions
Our commercial marble repair team works during off-hours to minimize disruption to your business operations.
We provide detailed project timelines and can work in phases to accommodate your schedule.
Contact us for a comprehensive commercial assessment and customized maintenance plan to protect your marble investment.
Repairing and Hiding Cracks in Marble Surfaces
How do you hide a crack in marble?
To hide a crack in marble effectively:
- Clean the crack thoroughly with isopropyl alcohol
- Fill the crack with color-matched epoxy or filler
- Smooth the surface while still semi-wet
- Let it cure completely
- Sand carefully with fine wet sandpaper
- Polish to match the surrounding finish
- Apply a marble sealer over the repair
For hairline cracks, a marble-specific clear epoxy can be used and then buffed to match the surrounding sheen.
What can I use to fill a crack in marble?
The best products for filling marble cracks include:
- Two-part epoxy specifically for stone repair
- Acrylic-based marble repair kits
- Color-matched polyester resin
- Professional marble fillers (available in different colors)
- Marble dust mixed with clear epoxy for perfect color matching
Choose products designed specifically for marble rather than general-purpose fillers for the best results.
What kind of glue should be used on cracked marble?
The most effective adhesives for marble include:
- Two-part epoxy for stone (like Akemi Akepox)
- Cyanoacrylate (super glue) for hairline cracks
- Polyester resin adhesives
- Specialty marble glues with UV resistance
- Clear-drying stone epoxies
Avoid standard wood glues, construction adhesives, or silicone-based products as these aren’t designed for stone and may discolor the marble.
How do you tell the difference between a fissure and a crack in marble?
Distinguishing between natural fissures and actual cracks:
Fissures:
- Naturally occurring in the stone
- Present since quarrying
- Don’t continue to grow or expand
- Often have consistent coloration
- Typically follow the marble’s veining pattern
Cracks:
- Damage that occurred after installation
- May continue to grow over time
- Often have sharp, irregular edges
- May have discoloration around the edges
- Can appear anywhere, not just along veining
Run your fingernail across the line – if it catches, it’s likely a crack rather than a fissure.
What is the best thing to seal marble with?
The best sealers for marble include:
- Impregnating/penetrating silicone-based sealers
- Fluoropolymer sealers for superior protection
- Natural stone-specific sealers with UV protection
- Water-based sealers for indoor applications
- Solvent-based sealers for more porous marble
