Stone Patching
Stone patching is an excellent alternative to replacing the existing stone. Some stone is very costly to find and replace and it can be more efficient to patch the stone. We have over 25 different colors to make sure we have the closest match to your existing stone.
Stone patching is a great way to extend the life of your masonry, but it is a tedious and intricate process. From mixing custom patch colors to the application, it takes a professional. Our world-class craftsmen have been patching delicate stone for decades and will make sure to achieve your satisfaction.
Types of Stone Patching
Jahn Patch
A Jahn patch is a single component mortar. It is mixed with water and coloration to match the consistency and coloration of the existing stone. This patch can be used with a wide varieties of brick, stone, and slate, making it a very popular option for most applications.
Epoxy Inject
An epoxy inject is solution for more significant problems. It involves grinding open the existing crack wide enough to allow an specialty epoxy mixture to be inserted. This mixture is customized to the size, type, and color of the existing stone. Once the mixture is secured and cured, a stone patch can be placed over the crack to conceal the repair.
Replacement
Sometimes patching stone isn’t the best option. If a brick or stone is damaged beyond repair and is no longer structurally sound, then a replacement is necessary. We also offer brick and stone replacement. We have brick and stone suppliers throughout the nation. This gives us the opportunity to get the closest match as possible.
When do I need a stone patch?
Sometimes a brick or stone replacement isn’t necessary or cost effective. There are some stones that are one-of-a-kind and are impossible to replace. This is when it makes more sense to patch instead of replace the brick or stone. Here are some examples when a stone patch is right for you.
