Stone & Concrete Restoration
Restore the stone and concrete you already own.
Etched marble, worn concrete, a chipped edge, or tired grout? We restore and repair the surfaces you live with, across the Bay Area.
Choose the surface
Choose the surface that changed.
Find the work your surface needs. Not sure? Tell us what you’re seeing in your estimate request.
Marble & Natural Stone
Cleaning, sealing, honing, polishing, finish restoration, and repair for marble and other natural-stone surfaces.
Explore Marble & StoneTile & Grout
Cleaning, sealing, grout and caulk repair, and assessment of cracked, chipped, loose, or damaged tile.
Explore Tile & Grout
MORE® AntiEtch™
Professionally applied protection against etching for eligible marble and other acid-sensitive stone.
Explore AntiEtchConcrete & Terrazzo
Cleaning, repair, polishing, and finish restoration for concrete countertops, floors, and terrazzo.
Explore Concrete & TerrazzoRestoration in practice
The same concrete countertop. A different finish.
A documented before-and-after example from the Concrete Doctor / Fox Marble restoration gallery.
Concrete countertop · Results depend on the surface, condition, and agreed work.
Explore concrete restorationOur restoration clients describe the work.
“I highly recommend Adam from Fox Marble. You can expect quality work, quick responses, and superior communication.”
“Adam and Antony were excellent and masters of their craft. Thank you for all the amazing work you did - the homeowner was very happy with the final result. Will definitely be using Fox Marble again for future work!”
“Very professional, polite, thorough and considerate of the rest of the finished space.”
Meet the Restoration team
Decades of stone knowledge. A team built on it.
Meet Dan Lopez and the people behind our restoration work.
Director, Stone & Concrete Restoration
Dan Lopez
30+ years of stone expertiseDan built our restoration business from the ground up. He brings deep stone knowledge to a team shaped by his decades of restoration experience.
Natalie Soriano
Scheduler
Ana Estrada
Customer Service Rep
Jesus Alvarez
Field Supervisor
Julio Guzman
Supervisor Stone Care
Erik Cambron
Sales Representative
Request your free estimate.
Tell us about your surface. We’ll review your project and confirm whether a site visit is needed. Photos are optional.
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A clear next step
Start with the surface. We’ll help with the rest.
Your estimate is free. We review the project and confirm whether a site visit is needed before arranging the next step.
Prefer to talk it through?
(510) 210-6613What happens after you contact Fox
Here’s what happens next.
The material and condition are reviewed before the work is discussed and scheduled.
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Tell us about the project
Start with your ZIP and the surface that needs attention. Photos are helpful, but optional.
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Review the work and estimate
We review your project, confirm whether a visit is needed, and explain the proposed work in a written estimate.
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Arrange the agreed work
Once the scope is agreed, we coordinate scheduling and preparation. The work and care guidance follow that plan.
Questions worth answering
Questions before you get started.
Is the estimate free?
Yes. Start with your project details and we’ll confirm whether a site visit is needed. An estimate request does not book an appointment or commit you to work.
Do I need to know what material I have?
No. Tell us what you think it may be and include one close-up plus one wider view with your request. Material, finish, and prior treatments still need confirmation before work is recommended.
Can Fox provide a recommendation from photos?
Photos help us identify the first questions, but they do not always show depth, finish, movement, moisture, or prior coatings. Some projects require an in-person inspection before the scope is clear.
Does every surface need restoration?
No. A surface may need cleaning, localized repair, maintenance, further investigation, or no immediate work. We discuss a smaller repair or maintenance approach when it better fits your surface.
What should I include in my request?
Include the city or ZIP, where the surface is located, what changed, how long you have noticed it, and anything already used or attempted.