Custom countertop fabrication
Kitchen counters, bathroom vanities, bar tops and islands, cut and finished in our own shop on Flood Avenue.
You pick the slab. We template the room, cut the stone, shape the edge and set it in place.
Kitchen and bathroom countertops fabricated in-house on Flood Avenue and installed by our own crew. Family owned and operated, serving the Peninsula for 60 years.
Every project fabricated and installed in-house by our own crew.
Kitchen counters, bathroom vanities, bar tops and islands, cut and finished in our own shop on Flood Avenue.
You pick the slab. We template the room, cut the stone, shape the edge and set it in place.
Dull, etched, stained or chipped stone brought back without replacing it.
We grind, hone, polish and seal to restore the original finish, at a fraction of the cost of replacement.
Offcuts from bigger jobs, sold at a fraction of a full slab. Right size for a vanity, a bar or a laundry counter.
Inventory changes weekly. Visit the shop and see what is on the floor.
Backsplashes, floors, tub surrounds and shower walls, set by the same crew that cuts the stone.
Our state license is a C-54 tile classification. Tile is not a sideline here, it is what we are licensed for.
Every countertop quote includes an edge profile. Here are the five most common, in cross section.
A square edge with the sharpness taken off. The most common, the least expensive, and the one that disappears into a modern kitchen.
The edge is the part of a countertop you touch every day, and it is the decision most people are never actually shown. Pick one here, then come put your hand on it in the shop.
Etching, dullness, stains, chips and tired stone floors restored with grinding, honing and polishing, for a fraction of the cost of replacement and without pulling your kitchen apart. Drag the handle to compare.
Note for Roman Marble: this control is real, the photographs are not. The left side is the same picture with the polish taken out of it, so you can see how the slider behaves. Give us two real photographs of one job, before and after, and this becomes the most persuasive thing on the site.
Visit the shop and hand-select your slab or remnant in person. No appointment needed.
We come to your home and template the exact counters, corners, walls and all.
Your slab is cut, the edge is shaped and the sink cutout is bored, here on Flood Avenue.
Old top out, new top in, seams joined and sealed, usually in a single day.
Roman Marble Shop has been cutting stone in Redwood City for about 60 years, through three generations of the same family, at the same address on Flood Avenue. You work directly with the people who template, cut and install your stone.
Nobody in this trade publishes prices, so every homeowner starts by calling four shops for four guesses. Here is roughly where things land.
No. Walk in during shop hours and look at the slabs and the remnants. Bring a photo of your kitchen if you have one.
It is the piece left over after a big slab is cut for a kitchen. If your project is a bathroom vanity, a bar, a laundry counter or a hearth, a remnant is usually the cheaper and faster way to get real stone.
Often, yes. Etching, dullness, light scratches and most stains come out with grinding, honing and polishing. Send a photo and we will tell you honestly whether it is worth doing.
Yes. Our state license is a tile classification, so the backsplash and the counter come from the same crew.
California license 895044, active, bonded and carrying workers compensation. You can look it up on the state board site before you call anyone.
Yes. Restaurants, hotels and public buildings on the Peninsula, including the Redwood City Library and the Marriott.
You cannot choose a slab off a screen. Come stand in front of them and talk to the person who will cut it.