Surface Repair Service
Tile & Ceramic Repair Melbourne
Chipped, cracked or damaged tiles do not always need to be removed and replaced. Finding an exact match can be difficult, particularly with discontinued tiles, while removing a single tile can risk damaging surrounding tiles and grout.
We repair the damaged section in place and carefully match the colour, pattern and surface finish so the repair blends into the surrounding tile. Our tile and ceramic repairs are suitable for bathrooms, kitchens, laundries, splashbacks and other tiled surfaces.
What we repair
Damage we work with
Tile Repair
- Chipped tile repairs
- Cracked tile repairs
- Broken tile repairs
- Tile corner repairs
- Tile surface repairs
- Tile colour matching
- Tile finish matching
Grout & Joint Repairs
- Regrouting repairs
- Damaged grout repairs
- Localised grout repairs
Bathroom & Kitchen Tile Repairs
- Bathroom tile repairs
- Shower tile repairs
- Kitchen tile repairs
- Splashback tile repairs
Matching
The detail that makes a repair blend
A repair is only as good as the match around it.
Colour
Tile colour is often layered rather than flat; we build the repair to sit within the tile's own variation.
Pattern
Veining, speckle and print patterns are carried through the repair where the tile has them.
Surface
The repair is finished to match the tile's gloss, matte or textured surface.
Before & After
Before & After
A real example of localised tile and ceramic repair.
Tile
Chipped Tile Repair — Colour & Finish Matching
Chipped and cracked tile corner rebuilt and colour matched without lifting the surrounding tiles.
Process
How the repair works
- 01
Send Photos
Send us photos of the damage and a few details about the repair.
- 02
Assessment
We assess the damage and determine whether a localised repair is suitable.
- 03
Repair & Match
We complete the repair and carefully match colour, pattern, texture and finish.
- 04
Final Finish
Carefully blend the repaired area into the surrounding surface for a natural-looking result.
FAQs
Common Questions
- Usually, yes — particularly for chips, edge damage and small cracks. Where a tile is severely broken or drummy, replacement may be the better option and we'll say so.
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Have a Surface That Needs Repair?
Send us a few photos of the damage and tell us what needs repairing. We'll assess the job and get back to you.