Kitchen chip repair specialists

We repair chips and minor defects on Caesarstone, granite, marble, polymarble, porcelain and laminate benchtops.

Our proven repair process means we don’t need to sand, or grind engineered stone products, which causes the silicosis dust to be exposed. We can repair damage once it’s done and seal the area to help prevent further damage to your kitchen benchtop.

Rather than going through the hassle, time, effort and money of having your existing bench removed, and paying full price for a replacement installed, our team of local experts can quickly, and cost effectively repair many common chips or burns to kitchen benches.

We have a range of repair processes we use depending on the material. We have outlined our basic repair steps above to help explain the key steps we follow. It involves several repair systems depending on the surface damaged; we use a range of specialised solutions that have been tried and tested, with comprehensive training for our franchisee specific to FIX ‘N’ CHIPS.

If you want to know more, find out about becoming a FIX ‘N’ CHIPS franchisee.

Water damaged laminated benchtops that are lifting or when two pieces of stone benchtop are out of alignment with a gap or step between.

Unfortunately we don’t. We are experts in chip repairs but we do have a preferred team of specialists that we recommend for getting this done.

Yes, our local team of experts can fix kitchen benchtop chips and minor defect repairs.

We use a proven colour matching system, with our local expert technicians comprehensively trained. This is a really complicated step in the repair process and can take the most amount of time.

There are a few variables that can impact how long a job can take. The key ones are the size of the chip or scratch, the colour and texture of the surface we need to match, and the amount of chips or scratches needed repairing.

To get a free quote, please get in touch with us via the chat or website enquiry with the address of the job and a photo of the damage. We can use this to provide an estimate to save you the cost and time of a site visit.

That being said, it commonly takes about 1 to 2 hours to repair a chip in a kitchen.