Frequently Asked Questions

In most cases, yes. Chips are typically filled with a colour-matched compound and polished to blend with the surrounding surface. The final result depends on the material, and the size and location of the chip.

Many cracks can be filled and stabilized with a colour-matched resin, depending on the length, depth, and whether the crack runs through the full thickness of the slab. We assess this from your photos first.

Yes, in most cases. Chips are filled with a colour-matched epoxy and polished to blend with the surrounding granite pattern.

Light to moderate etching can often be honed and polished out. Deeper etching may improve significantly without becoming fully invisible, depending on how far it penetrates the stone.

Yes. Old or discoloured seam filler is removed, the joint is cleaned, and a fresh colour-matched compound is applied for a smoother, more consistent line.

Most chipped and broken edges — including corners — can be rebuilt with a colour-matched compound and reshaped to follow the original edge profile.

That's common, and not a problem. Send photos of the surface, including a close-up that shows the pattern and edge profile, and we can typically help identify the material as part of the assessment.

Yes. Send a clear close-up photo of the damage along with a wider photo of the surrounding area and your city, and we'll follow up with an assessment — most requests are answered within 1 business day.

Many single-area repairs (a chip, crack, or seam) are completed in one on-site visit. Larger restoration projects covering more surface area may take longer — we'll give you a realistic timeline as part of the assessment.

We never guarantee an invisible repair. Our goal is to create a durable repair that blends naturally with the surrounding material. How closely it blends depends on the material, the damage, and the surrounding pattern.

Cost depends on the material, the type and severity of the damage, the size of the area involved, and location. We provide an estimate after reviewing your photos, before any on-site visit is scheduled.

Yes — we repair stone and countertop surfaces in homes as well as commercial spaces such as offices, lobbies, and retail counters, across the Greater Toronto Area.

On-site repair is our standard approach across the Greater Toronto Area. We bring the tools and materials to your location rather than requiring the surface to be removed.