Expert Stone Repair Services
Cracked at the sink, chipped on the edge, or a seam that opened up? We repair granite in place with color-matched resin, then polish it so the repair disappears into the stone.
Gib Dawson
25 weeks ago
"Robert and Josh are knowledgeable, reliable, and fixed the problem I had with our quartz countertop. Thank you, gentlemen!"
Brian Rose
25 weeks ago
"Robert will not only restore your counters and surfaces he will also teach you how to care for them so well that his services will no longer be needed. If you need help but also want someone to teach you how to maintain your property he's the best contractor around."
Colin McGonigal
28 weeks ago
"Robert's knowledge of stone repair and restoration is unmatched. He understands surfaces, issues with surfaces, and will recommend the best course of action to get your surface back to as close to new as possible! Strongly recommend!"
Jeremy Turner
35 weeks ago
"If you're looking for the best marble and quartz repair in Vegas, then look no further. Robert will work with you to make sure he understands the problem and then fix it in no time flat. Stains - 0, Expert Stone Repair - 1."
OneWorld Plan
35 weeks ago
"We're extremely happy with the work Robert did on our quartz kitchen countertops and marble bathroom floors. The repairs blended perfectly and the results exceeded our expectations. Robert is clearly an expert in his craft and takes pride in his work. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend him to anyone needing marble or quartz repair."
Michael Gentry
6 weeks ago
"Robert Falzone did an amazing job polishing and protecting our countertops. He was friendly, answered all of our…"
Stain Wranglers
7 weeks ago
"I had a great experience with Expert Stone Repair in Las Vegas. Robert is a genuinely nice guy, very knowledgeable, and…"
Barry Parrish
7 weeks ago
"These guys are terrific! Very professional, very clean, neat and…"
Micki Malone
8 weeks ago
"Robert is an outstanding educator, communicator, and industry professional. I recently attended a two-day IICRC SMC…"
Debi C
8 weeks ago
"Josh & Robert were wonderful to work with and they did a beautiful job! I had my Corrian countertops refinished and also…"
David DiPietro
8 weeks ago
"Robert has been a huge help, very knowledgeable and honest. I had him come out to a job and he was very patient and…"
Natasha
14 weeks ago
"I was looking for a quality stone repair company and after searching for what seemed like forever, I came across Expert…"
Regis Jackson
20 weeks ago
"Great company! Came out initially to provide a quote for 4 kitchen countertops, 5 bathroom countertops, and 2 laundry countertops. We were thinking of replacing all the countertops, however we were looking at 50K to 60K and weeks in disarray during construction. Expert Stone Repair made all of them look like new. My wife and I are extremely happy with the work that was done as well as the finishes. Highly recommended."
Jamie Agresti
23 weeks ago
"Robert and Josh were so professional and skilled. I am 100% satisfied with my countertop, it looks perfect."
Phillip Fehr
28 weeks ago
"Can't say enough good things. Never thought I would see stains get pulled out of Granite like I did. Well done Rob, I'll keep you on speed dial and wont wait so long next time!"
Joyce Still
28 weeks ago
"I completed certification training with Rob at Expert Stone Restoration of Las Vegas and was extremely impressed. His knowledge and experience go far beyond expectations, and the training was incredibly valuable. Highly recommended."
Amir Buganim
28 weeks ago
"I would like to start this post with thanks and appreciation to Mr. Robert Falzone. I took part in the IICRC courses under the brilliant teaching of Mr. Falzone. These courses were satisfying, enjoyable and full of knowledge. Highly recommended."
stephen wallis
29 weeks ago
"Their knowledge, professionalism, and customer service are outstanding - second to none!"
Judi C
35 weeks ago
"We had cracks in our travertine floor. Robert and Josh did a great job repairing them. There was some etching and Robert made that disappear. Most of all, they were professional, friendly, and efficient. The cost was fairly priced. Yes, yes, yes, we definitely recommend this company."
Chris Barnes
35 weeks ago
"We have been using Robert for several years he is the absolute best. He is repaired my floors buffed absolute best would recommend him to anybody."
Justin VerMeer
36 weeks ago
"Robert really knows his stuff! If you are looking at any stone work this is the right business! Great communication and fair prices!"
Leela Gillins
38 weeks ago
"I wish I had called Expert Stone Repair the day we moved in. Our granite countertops were constantly getting rings and moisture marks, and we tried different sealants to fix it ourselves. Nothing worked. They came, explained what was going on, then professionally cleaned and polished the granite, bringing it back to life. Now our countertops look incredible, the finish is consistent, and the problem areas are gone."
Milan Lewis
38 weeks ago
"Robert did an outstanding job repairing my shower floor! He took time out to explain all work that would be performed, the job took minimal time, and the shower floor looked good as new. Robert truly lives up to the name of the business EXPERT Stone Repair!"
Granite countertop repair is structural work, not just shine. The usual damage we see is a crack running from the front of an undermount sink, a chipped corner or edge from a pot or bar stool, pits where mineral grains have fallen out, and seams that have separated or turned dark. Each one is fixed with color-matched resin: polyester or epoxy for cracks and missing stone, UV-cure acrylic for small chips. Cracks are cleaned, filled, and clamped so the stone pulls back together. Missing edges are built up and shaped to the original profile. Then we level and polish the repair so it matches the shine of the rest of the counter. Most repairs are finished in a single visit.
Part of our Granite Restoration services
Types of Damage
These are the five kinds of damage we see most on granite counters, and how each one is repaired. If your counter is quartz rather than granite, the resin-based material needs a different process, which we cover on our quartz countertop repair page.
The most common repair we do. Edges, corners, and surface impacts from dropped objects or normal wear. We fill with color-matched epoxy, cure it, and blend the surface so the repair fades into the stone.
A crack you can see and feel, most often running from the front of an undermount sink or near a cooktop cutout. We clean it out, fill it with hand-tinted resin, and clamp it so the stone pulls back together, then polish the line to blend.
The apron is the narrow strip of granite in front of an undermount sink. It is the thinnest, weakest part of the counter, so it is where cracks show up most. Leaning on the edge, heat from the sink, and water getting into the stone all put stress on it. We clean the crack, fill it with color-matched resin, and stabilize the strip so it stops flexing and the line stays closed.
A full break or major crack through the stone. These need clamping, structural epoxy, and sometimes rebuilding the damaged section. We stabilize the stone and blend the repair line as much as possible.
The hardest damage type to repair. The crack is too narrow to get bonding material into effectively. We clean it out and fill with a UV-cure compound to add structural stability. If a deeper fix is needed, we can dremel the crack wider to fill and seal it properly, but that's more invasive and the color match is harder to guarantee. We usually recommend the lighter approach.
Visual indicators that indicate it's time for restoration
Las Vegas conditions create unique challenges for natural stone
Our restoration process is specifically designed for Las Vegas conditions, using products and techniques that address these local factors.
See real granite countertop repair results from Las Vegas homes.
A North Las Vegas homeowner near Craig Ranch had a granite counter cracked along the entire front of the undermount sink, with pieces of stone missing. They had been told to replace the counter. We taped the pieces into position, cleaned the crack, rebuilt the missing sections with resin hand-tinted to match a gold, black, pink, and grey granite, reshaped the bullnose edge, and polished the repair to blend. The counter stayed in place and the sink was never disconnected.
We recommend replacement when a slab has several cracks running across the whole field, when large sections are loose and the cabinet frame underneath has failed, or when you want a completely different look. In those cases a repair would not last, and we will tell you so before any work starts.
Counter is cracked and also dull or stained? Most repairs are done together with granite polishing and resealing in the same visit.
We check whether a crack is cosmetic or structural, look for missing stone, and check the cabinet support under the slab.
The crack or chip is cleaned out with steam and solvent so resin bonds to clean stone, then the area is masked off.
We tint resin by hand to match the stone's base color and flecks. Cracks get filled and clamped. Missing pieces get built up in layers.
Once cured, the repair is cut flush and the edge is shaped back to the original bullnose, bevel, or eased profile.
Diamond pads polish the repair and surrounding area so the finish is even, then we seal the work area.
Pricing
Every job starts with a free estimate. Our minimum visit is $700, and most jobs come in around $1,200.
One chip or one crack on its own usually costs less than our minimum. So we put the visit to work: every chip and crack in the kitchen, polishing and resealing the counters, and often the bathroom counters too.
The fastest way to a real number is to text us a photo of the damage or give us a call. We will come out and give you a free estimate.
Yes, in most cases. If the slab is still supported, we clean, fill, and clamp the crack with color-matched resin and polish it to blend. We will tell you up front if the cabinet support needs work first.
On solid or speckled granite, most repairs are very hard to find. On busy multi-color granite with large veins you may see it if you know where to look. We hand-tint the resin in several tones to get as close as possible.
A repair is usually a small fraction of replacement. On a Craig Ranch job with an 18-inch crack and missing stone, the homeowner had been quoted $4,000 to $8,000 to replace the counter. Text us photos for a quote on your repair.
Yes. Small chips are filled with UV-cure acrylic and polished flush in under an hour. Larger broken edges are built up with tinted resin and shaped to match the original profile.
Yes. We remove the old seam filler, level the two slabs if one is raised, refill with color-matched resin, and polish the joint.
Chips usually take under an hour. Cracks and seams take a few hours including cure time. Most counters are usable the same day.
Our minimum visit is $700, and most jobs come in around $1,200. The exact price depends on how many repairs there are and how big they are. Text us a photo or call, and we will give you a free estimate.
Our minimum visit is $700, and most jobs come in around $1,200. One chip on its own costs less than that, so we use the rest of the visit on every other chip, crack, or dull spot, a protectant and sealer on the counters, and often the bathroom counters too.
No. We are stone specialists, so a sink reset needs a plumber or countertop installer. We do repair the granite around the sink, including cracks in the narrow strip in front of it.
Yes. All of our work is backed by a one-year warranty.
We provide granite countertop repair throughout the Las Vegas Valley
We also serve Boulder City, Laughlin, Mesquite, and surrounding areas. View all service areas
Tell us about your project and we'll provide a free, no-obligation assessment.
Every job is backed by our one-year warranty.
Owned by Robert Falzone, an IICRC-approved instructor who trains other stone restoration professionals. Robert and our lead technician, Josh, do the work themselves.
