Repair & replacement
Stone & Tile Repair & Replacement
Chipped, cracked or missing natural stone and Victorian tiles carefully repaired and replaced — preserving the character and integrity of your historic floor.
Serving Dublin · Kildare · Wicklow · Meath
Invisible repairs, honest craftsmanship
Even the best floors take knocks over time. We repair chips, cracks and lippage in natural stone with colour-matched resins, then re-hone the repair flush so it disappears into the surrounding surface once polished.
For Victorian floors, we source period-appropriate encaustic, geometric and quarry tiles, re-bed loose sections and replace those beyond saving — always matching the original pattern and colour palette as closely as possible.
- Chip, crack & lippage repair on natural stone
- Colour-matched resin fills
- Replacement of Victorian encaustic & quarry tiles
- Re-bedding of loose or hollow tiles
- Grout removal and matched re-pointing
- Structural and cosmetic repairs alike
Good to know
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can you repair cracked or chipped natural stone?
- Yes. Chips, cracks and lippage in marble, limestone, travertine and granite are repaired using colour-matched resins and re-honed flush with the surrounding stone.
- Can you source replacement Victorian tiles?
- Yes. We hold and source period-appropriate encaustic, geometric and quarry tiles to match your existing pattern and colours as closely as possible.
- What about missing or lifted tiles?
- We re-bed loose tiles, replace missing ones and re-grout as needed — restoring both the appearance and the structural integrity of the floor.
- Will the repairs be noticeable?
- Repairs are colour-matched and finished flush with the surrounding surface. On most floors, once polished or sealed, repairs are very difficult to spot.
- Do you also repair grout and pointing?
- Yes. Failed grout is raked out and replaced with a matching, breathable mix suitable for the floor type.
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