Stone & Concrete Restoration

Bay Area’s finest stone and concrete restoration team.

A dull finish, stain, or chipped edge can raise different questions. We look at your material and what changed, including earlier treatments and the surrounding details, before discussing the work.

(510) 210-6613
Casa Grande — open-plan stone kitchen and fireplace in the island
Since 1986Serving the Bay Area
CSLB #737416California contractor license
20 specialistsFull-time Stone & Concrete Restoration team
100+Five-star reviews

Meet the Restoration team

A changed surface starts with a careful conversation.

Dan Lopez leads our Stone & Concrete Restoration team, helping clients understand the material, finish, and condition before a scope is discussed.

Dan Lopez, Sales Manager at Fox Marble

Director, Stone & Concrete Restoration

Dan Lopez

30+ years of restoration experience

Dan reviews the material, finish, damage, and room conditions that shape the recommended work.

Choose the surface

Choose the surface that changed.

Not sure what caused the change? Choose your surface to explore the relevant service.

Marble counter, sink, backsplash, and full-height stone

Marble & Natural Stone

Cleaning, sealing, honing, polishing, finish restoration, and repair for marble and other natural-stone surfaces.

Strawberry Lemonade bathroom — full-room view

Tile & Grout

Cleaning, sealing, grout and caulk repair, and assessment of cracked, chipped, loose, or damaged tile.

Coffee and a kitchen appliance on a light marble counter

MORE® AntiEtch™

A separate professionally applied protection path for eligible marble and other acid-sensitive stone.

White marble bathroom with brass fixtures

Concrete & Terrazzo

Cleaning, repair, finish restoration, polishing, and protection questions for concrete and terrazzo surfaces.

Describe the condition

What changed?

What catches your eye: a dull mark, an open seam, or a worn finish? The condition helps us understand what needs a closer look; it does not determine the repair on its own.

What happens after you contact Fox

From the first surface photos to a written scope.

The material and condition are reviewed before the work is discussed and scheduled.

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Show us what changed

Tell us what changed and where. If you have photos, a close-up and a wider view help explain the surface.

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We assess the surface

We review the material and finish, including earlier work. Access and everyday use also matter when we discuss the scope.

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Receive a written scope

Your written scope identifies the areas and agreed work. Preparation and protection are explained, with clear exclusions and limits.

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Schedule the agreed work

The team records the scope, scheduling, and jobsite photos together, protects the surrounding work area, and reviews the completed surface and care guidance.

A person working at a sink in a residential interior
A person working beside a stone surface and mosaic detail

Our restoration clients describe the work.

100+5-star reviews
I highly recommend Adam from Fox Marble. You can expect quality work, quick responses, and superior communication.
Janice G.Summer 2026
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!
Lili G.Spring 2026
Very professional, polite, thorough and considerate of the rest of the finished space.
Sabrina Z.Summer 2026

Questions worth answering

Before Fox recommends the 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 when the live intake is approved. Material, finish, and prior treatments still need confirmation before work is recommended.

Can Fox provide a recommendation from photos?

Photos help Fox 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. Fox should not assume a full restoration when a smaller or different response makes more sense.

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.

Show us what changed.

Tell us the essentials and Fox will route the request to the right team.

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Call the Stone & Concrete Restoration team.

A close-up, a wider room view, and a short description can prepare the discussion.

(510) 210-6613