cracks and chipped edges simply disappear
Ceramic tile repairs
Cracks, chips and drill holes in tiles are unsightly and can pose a health risk. Our repair techniques overcome this, creating a indistinguishable and carefully matched finish
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Broken Floor Tiles
Magicman repair ceramic wall and floor tiles in situ, saving you time and money when compared to the process and cost of sourcing and installing replacements.
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Holes In Wall Tiles
Large holes such as in this bathroom tile can be filled and colour matched without the risk of additional damage or the need to seek out replacement tiles that may longer be available.
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Broken Tiled Cill
We can repair almost any ceramic tile regardless of colour or finish. Magicman® technicians can often rebuild broken tiles even when pieces are missing.
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Restoring Picture Tiles
Magicman® technicians are trained to colour match by eye and also to replicate grains, patterns and in some cases entire designs can be restored
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Repairs To Access Holes
Magicman® can expertly fill holes drilled to find leaks or when plumbing has been moved. The final result looks as good as the original.
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Chipped wall tile
Applying too much pressure when securing fittings can result in damaged to tiled walls, which is costly and inconvenient to repair. However, this is easily remedied using Magicman's repair process, which exactly re-creates the tiled finish, exactly matching colour, pattern and finish
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Drill or Access Holes Restored
This drill hole has badly damaged the tile. The hole has been carefully filled and the colour, pattern and glaze precisely replicated
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Cracked floor tile
The crack in this individual tile has been fully repaired
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We Repair On Site
We repair in situ which results in less disruption for the client, as in this example, a tiled floor in a hotel bar. Magicman® repairs after often back in use within hours.
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Antique Tiles
This original 1930's colour tiled wall was restored in a school that wanted to retain some historical features of the building.