Marble Restoration & Stone Care Service

Many homeowners are surprised to find a sudden crack appearing along the narrow strip of stone in front of their kitchen sink. This common issue is rarely a fault of the stone itself but rather a result of a hidden more...

The image showcases the aftermath of a seamless granite countertop repair above a kitchen sink. Originally marred by a crack due to a rusting metal rod within, the surface now appears flawlessly restored. The more...

A granite countertop with a visible crack near the front of a sink. The fissure runs along the narrow section between the sink and the countertop edge, highlighting a common stress point. The granite features a blend of more...

This granite kitchen countertop developed a long crack along the sink area due to a rusting metal reinforcement rod that was expanding over time. Previous repair attempts with standard crack filling and polishing more...

The granite countertop was successfully restored by carefully breaking apart the cracked section and removing the problematic rusting metal rod. The broken pieces were then reset and bonded with color-matched epoxy, more...

This “before” image highlights a common structural failure in granite countertops: a significant crack running along the narrow front edge of a kitchen sink. The source of the damage is clearly visible as a more...

The “after” image showcases the successful restoration of the granite countertop following our comprehensive repair process. After removing the rusted metal rod, the broken piece was professionally reset more...

The image shows a significant crack on the front edge of a Ubatuba granite countertop, positioned near the kitchen sink. This damage is caused by the rusting and expansion of an underlying metal rod, which has exerted more...

The image showcases a beautifully repaired Ubatuba granite countertop in front of a kitchen sink. The once-visible crack, caused by rusting and expansion of a metal rod beneath the surface, has been expertly fixed. The more...

The crack was forced out by rusted and expanded metal bar inside of the granite. more...

To strengthen a weak part of the countertop stone fabricators use metal rods/bars for the purpose of strengthening a weak part of the counter, in most cases it’s around sink cutout or narrow and long backsplash. more...

We expanded the crack a little in order to better clean up inside rust, and dry out the inner surfaces. Then filled up with flowing epoxy resin. For better crack hiding we blended a few colors of resin. more...

Spalling and cracking on granite is a very common problem, especially in areas like by a sink, where metal rods start to rust and expand. The complexity of the work will depend on the specific case and how serious it more...