Countertop Chip Repair in Harwood Heights, IL

A chip along a countertop edge, around an undermount sink or at a corner catches the eye every time you walk past. We fill chips with color-matched stone resin, shape the fill to the original edge profile, and blend the finish so the repair disappears into the surrounding stone.

Can a chipped granite or marble countertop be repaired?

Yes. Most edge, corner and sink chips are repaired in place with a color-matched resin that is shaped to the original edge and polished to match the stone. You do not need to replace the slab. Send us photos of the chip and we will confirm the repair and quote it.

Signs your countertop needs chip repair

  • Chips along the front edge or overhang
  • Chips around an undermount sink cutout
  • Broken or missing corners
  • Small pits or popped-out spots in the surface
  • Rough spots that snag towels

Our process

  1. Inspect We check the chip size, the edge profile and whether there is a crack running from it.
  2. Clean and prep The chip is cleaned and dried so the fill bonds to sound stone.
  3. Color match Resin is tinted on site to the background color and pattern of your stone.
  4. Fill and shape The fill is built up, cured and shaped back to the original edge profile.
  5. Finish The repair is refined and polished or honed to match the surrounding sheen.

Stones we work on

Granite, Marble, Quartzite, Soapstone, Engineered quartz (case by case)

Recent chip repair jobs near Harwood Heights

  • Classic B&W Marble Foyer Refinishing (Park Ridge, Marble): Full refinishing of a black-and-white marble foyer in Park Ridge. The homeowner wanted to restore the elegant look of their entryway. We addressed chips and cracks in several tiles, performed lippage removal for a flat surface, then diamond-polished to a high gloss. All transition areas received fresh caulking and the grout was deep-cleaned and sealed for lasting beauty.
  • Elmhurst Historic Home Marble Fireplace Restoration (Elmhurst, Marble): Careful restoration of an ornate Victorian-era marble fireplace surround in a landmark Elmhurst home. The white Carrara marble had yellowed from decades of heat exposure, and several decorative carved details had chipped. We whitened the stone with professional-grade poultice, repaired chips with color-matched marble filler, and finished with a gentle hone that respected the antique character.
  • Wilmette Limestone Kitchen Island Polish (Wilmette, Limestone): This Wilmette kitchen showcased a massive limestone island countertop that had developed a patchy, worn appearance from years of food preparation and daily use. The warm, honey-toned limestone had lost its uniform finish and had several areas of etching from acidic foods. Our restoration process involved carefully honing the entire surface to an even finish, filling any small chips with color-matched epoxy, and applying a satin polish that enhanced the fossil details in the stone. We finished with a food-safe impregnating sealer to protect against future staining while maintaining the natural beauty of the limestone.

Reviews from customers near Harwood Heights

  • "You guys are the most amazing business owners I've ever dealt with. Thank you for coming out and polishing the bathroom marble. The work is absolutely flawless and most professional I've seen." — Denny D Speed, Edison Park, IL (Google review)
  • "Our ceramic tile backsplash grout was completely discolored. Granite Heroes cleaned and color-sealed every joint. It looks brand new and I can't stop showing it off to friends." — Emily C., Park Ridge, IL (Google review)
  • "Granite Heroes refinished our soapstone countertops and they look absolutely stunning. The natural patina they achieved is exactly what we wanted. True craftsmen who care about their work." — Nancy S., Glenview, IL (Google review)

Will the chip repair be visible?

On most stones the repair is very hard to spot once it is color-matched and polished. Heavily patterned or very light stones can show a faint outline up close; we will tell you what to expect from your photos.

Do you need the broken piece?

If you still have the piece, keep it. Sometimes it can be bonded back in. If not, we rebuild the chip with color-matched resin.

How much does countertop chip repair cost?

Every chip is different, so we quote each job from your photos. Send us a few close-up pictures and we will reply with a quote.

Other countertop repairs

Send photos for a quote · Call (312) 800-1659