Corian Countertop Repair Services Near You

Corian countertops are beautiful. They can be custom-designed and shaped just for your kitchen and they are easy to work with. But the surfaces can also be easily damaged. They have a tendency to dent if you drop something heavy on the counter. Knives can scratch into the material. Hot pans and plates set directly on the surface without a trivet can leave marks. If you have started to notice damage in your Corian countertops, find a local repair company that has experience with this solid surface material.

Corian countertop repair companies know how to treat the material so you get a seamless repair. Local companies can be onsite quickly to inspect the damage, give you an estimate, and repair the surface according to your schedule. Look for companies that can:

• Repair surface-level damage such as chips, broken edges, and cracks.
• Replace portions of your damaged countertop or the entire surface.
• Refinish the surface to make dulled panels gleam like new.

No matter what damage your countertops have, consider repair before replacement. Type in your zip code and HomeAdvisor will find Corian countertop repair contractors in your area.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to get my Corian countertop repaired?

It costs between $200 and $500 for Corian countertop repairs. Repairs include buffing out scratches, dents, scuff and burns, and fixing cracks on your countertop.

Can I DIY Corian countertop repair? What are the pros and cons?

There are pros and cons to making Corian countertop repairs yourself. It can be a cost-effective way to improve the aesthetic of your kitchen. On the other hand, you can make existing problems worse or cause new ones if you lack proper training and equipment.

Pros:

• Cost: DIY kits cost about $30. Pros charge significantly more.
• Fun: This is a rewarding and relatively simple upgrade for your kitchen if you are an experienced DIY-er and like to work on your house.
• Mess: You’re in control of mess, noise and hours.

Cons:

• Mistakes: You may significantly increase the timeline if any mistakes are made, and price may increase as a result.
• Time: It can be difficult to completely clear your schedule to tackle this project in a timely manner.

How can I take care of my Corian countertop?

Corian countertops are relatively simple to care for, thanks to their non-porous surface. Keep your counters sparkling all year-round by doing the following:

• Remove dirt or residue with soapy water or an ammonia-based cleaner.
• Clean up spills before they dry to prevent hard water marks.
• Wipe with bleach and water to disinfect.

I'm considering hiring a professional to repair my Corian countertops. What questions should I ask?

Establish expectations up front and in writing before your pro gets to work. Some questions you can ask include:

• What type of license and insurance do you have?
• How long will these repairs take, and how many people will work on them?
• Which types of materials do you have experience working with?
• Does your cost quote include all materials, labor and additional fees?
• Is satisfaction guaranteed with your work?