We Fix Them Too

Concrete fountain repair in Metro Atlanta, West Georgia, and beyond.

Have a fountain that’s seen better days? We repair, restore, clean, and maintain older concrete fountains — whether it originally came from us or not. Most pieces can be brought back rather than replaced. Quotes usually start from a photo.

What gets fixed.

  • Cracked bowls
  • Leaking basins
  • Failed pumps
  • Worn finishes
  • Full refinishing in a new color
  • Cleaning and ongoing maintenance

Where we work.

Fountain repair and restoration serving Villa Rica, Douglasville, Carrollton, Newnan, Marietta, Metro Atlanta, West Georgia, and across Georgia and surrounding states. Based in Villa Rica, about 35 miles west of Atlanta — we come to your fountain.

Quotes usually start from photos

A recent restoration, start to finish.

Commercial fountain with aging blue tile before restoration
The old tile, failing
Old tile being removed from the fountain basin walls
Old tile comes off
Patching and resurfacing a cracked commercial fountain basin with fresh concrete
Patch & resurface
Fountain basin fully resurfaced with a fresh white coat, ready for color
Fresh recoat
New terracotta stain being applied to the restored fountain basin
New color going on
Close-up of stain coats building up on the fountain basin wall
Color built up in coats
The owner hand-finishing the stain on the restored fountain wall
Finished by hand
Smooth resurfaced fountain basin ready for its new finish
New surface

How a fountain repair works.

Most repairs start with a few photos. Send pictures of your fountain by text or Messenger, describe what it is doing, and Chris will usually give you a rough quote the same day. Common jobs include pumps that stopped running, cracked or leaking basins, tiers that shifted out of level, chipped edges, and old concrete that needs cleaning, resurfacing, or a fresh coat of paint and sealer.

Because every piece Chris sells is concrete he casts himself, he knows how these fountains go together and how to bring an aging one back. Even fountains bought elsewhere, including big box store and antique pieces, can usually be saved. Full pond and water feature restorations, like the one pictured above, are handled as small projects with the water, stone, and plumbing all sorted in one visit.

There is no charge to look at photos and tell you whether a repair is worth doing. If a piece is beyond saving, Chris will say so and can quote a handcrafted replacement instead.