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Gaithersburg, MD

Old Town Marble & Granite

5.0 (3 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 2:00 pm

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2 years ago

This company provides a wide variety of materials. My counters look beautiful. Excellent installation!

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FixIt Countertop - Countertop with goopy epoxy that never hardened

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I called Fixit Countertop to see if they could fix 2 chips in my Quartz countertop that have been…read morebothering me for a long time. Wilbur and Vincente showed up on time and to my amazement, actually fixed the chips! in fact they noticed a third chip that I hadn't seen and fixed that as well. Vincente is a magician! You cannot tell anything was repaired. My countertop looks new! Both men were professional, kind and didn't waste any time getting the work done. I am very pleased and highly recommend them!

I hired fixit countertop to fix a crack in the granite behind my kitchen faucet. They diagnosed the…read moreproblem correctly and closed up the crack. Much of the repair was cosmetically well done, but there was a chunk (about 1 cubic inch) of granite at the corner of the sink on the underside that came loose during the repair that they replaced with a clear epoxy. A week later the epoxy had not hardened, and I called the company to come back and resolve the issue. They said, the clear substance was the "glue that was added as a precaution to fill a void, and for whatever reason didn't get the hardener mixed in. This void fill will not affect the structural integrity." They said they did not have availability for several weeks to take a look and in the meantime, I would have to decide whether to reinstall my kitchen sink over the goopy epoxy that might or might not cause a crack at some point in the future, or go without a sink for weeks while waiting. They assured me that it was fine to put in the sink, but I expected them to come resolve the issue promptly that was caused by their employee failing to add the hardener to the epoxy. Poor customer service in my opinion.

Old Town Marble & Granite - countertopinstall - Updated October 2026

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