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Mr. Chips Countertop Repair


Frequently Asked Questions

Helpful answers to common
countertop chip repair questions
Countertop chip repairs typically cost between $175 and $300, depending on the size, location, material and complexity of the damage. For a free, no-obligation quote, visit our Request a Quote page to get started.
We repair chips in quartz, granite, marble, quartzite, and other natural or engineered stone countertops. Each material has its own colour, pattern, and characteristics, so every repair is approached using techniques suited to that particular surface.
Every repair is different, but our goal is always the same: to make the damage as difficult to see as possible. Most repairs are virtually undetectable to the naked eye, although colour, pattern, lighting, and the chip’s location can affect the final result.
Most repairs take 1–3 hours to complete. More complex repairs or multiple chips may take a little longer, but we'll let you know what to expect before we begin.
Yes. We repair chips on flat surfaces, edges and corners. In fact, edge and corner chips are among the most common repairs we perform because they're the areas most likely to be bumped during everyday use.
Most chips up to the size of a dime can be repaired successfully. If you’re unsure whether your chip is something we can help with, visit our Request a Quote page to send a few photos—we’d be happy to take a look.
Yes. Every repair is fully guaranteed. In the unlikely event that a repair were ever to fail under normal use, we'll return and repair it again at no additional charge.
No. We specialize exclusively in countertop chip repair. We don't repair structural cracks, large broken pieces or separated seams.
Yes—buyers notice everything. Even a small chip can stand out during a showing or home inspection. Professional chip repair is an affordable way to prevent a small countertop chip from becoming a big bargaining chip.
Yes—buyers notice everything. Even a small chip can stand out during a showing or home inspection. Professional chip repair is an affordable way to prevent a small countertop chip from becoming a big bargaining chip.
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