Grass marker
Buried into the ground, with the face of the memorial flush with the ground. Some cemeteries require this style, so it is worth checking first.
Memorials and services
Call or stop by the office. We are happy to answer your questions and help you design the monument.
The four basic styles
Bevel
Set on a foundation above ground, usually 6 to 10 inches tall, with a gradual incline that makes the inscription easy to read while standing.
Slant
A slanted face set on a foundation. It gives you more presence and more room for lettering and artwork than a bevel, without the height of an upright.
Monument
Two pieces, a base and a die, set on a foundation. This is the traditional upright headstone, and the widest canvas for names, dates and custom carving.
Certain restrictions may apply due to cemetery regulations. Tell us the cemetery and we can help you find out what is allowed.
Custom designs
Companion monuments
One stone for two people, with room for a shared family name, both sets of dates and a wedding date.
Etchings
Portraits, landscapes and places that mattered, drawn into polished granite.
Sculpted shapes
Hearts, angels, crosses and shapes made for one family. No two need to look alike.
Memorial benches
A place to sit and visit, carved with a family name.
Family memorials
Multi-part designs that bring several names and a shared verse together.
Vases and accents
Matching granite vases and carved borders that finish the design.
Additional services
- Cemetery lettering on siteAdding a final date or name without moving the stone.
- Monument cleaningRestoring the look of a stone after years of weather.
- EtchingsCustom artwork for new and existing stones.
- Address signsLasting signs for your home.
- Pet markersA small stone for a member of the family.
- Plaques and bronzePlaques in granite and bronze.