Stone Repair
Stone Repair

STONE REPAIR SERVICES

Stone may be extremely durable, but it is not completely indestructible or impervious to damage. No two types of stone wear the same way. For example, granite has a higher heat resistance to marble, but because it is porous, it runs the risk of staining if messes and spills are not properly cared for. Knowing the strengths and weaknesses of your stone products is key to their longevity. 

As a natural stone, granite worktops are strong and durable when withstanding elevated temperatures. However, due to its porous nature, granite is susceptible to water damage from various spills if left over time. 

On the opposite side of the spectrum, marble worktops, while beautiful are unable to withstand the higher temperatures as well as many acidic products. 

One of the more popular materials domestic and commercial clients use is quartz. Due to its manufactured nature, quartz worktops are designed to withstand physical damages like scratches and repel most stains. However, dirt and grease can build up, which in turn can damage and affect the surface of your sealant. 

Of course, accidents can happen at any time. Scratches, abrasions, chips, cracks or stains can all occur to stone worktops, floors, staircases, fireplace surroundings and more. 

However, there are ways to fix these damages and restore them to like-new condition. It all starts with S T Stone Works Ltd.

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S T Stone Works Ltd provides expert stone repair services for anything from kitchen worktops and bathroom vanities to flooring, paneling, staircases and surrounds. You can salvage your investment with just one call to our team. We’ll review the issues that need to be fixed and take care of every one, down to the smallest detail. Enquire with our team today to discuss the condition of your worktop and receive a quote on your stone repair project. 

We're proud to cover the counties of Essex, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, Norfolk and London, including the areas of Ipswich, Cambridge, Colchester, Chelmsford, Sudbury and Bury St Edmunds.
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