
From slab to your counter.
Ever wondered how natural stone travels from the earth to your kitchen? Because we do it all in-house, we can show you every step.
Quarry to kitchen in eight steps.
Throughout time people have treasured marble for floors, tables, walls and counters. Many skilled artisans work to bring that beauty into your home.

It starts at the quarry
Marble and granite are found in distinctive deposits around the world — from Brazil to Italy, India to Argentina. We import slabs directly.

Into our inventory
Each slab arrives as one solid, unprocessed piece and joins our inventory — the largest in our area — where you can see it in person.

Measure & template
Once you place an order, we take exact dimensions in your home and create a precise template.

Precision cutting
Our precision equipment cuts each piece to the template, including sink and cooktop openings.

Edging & polishing
Edges are shaped, smoothed and polished to your chosen profile for a perfect fit.

Vein matching
Some projects call for book-matched or vein-matched seams. Our artisans lay out every piece by eye.

Careful handling
Stone is extremely heavy. Our crew moves every piece with great care — it takes a lot of hands.

Expert installation
Our highly skilled installation team sets, seams and seals your stone, then cleans up.
We're the manufacturer — not just a showroom.
Three generations of experience have refined our artisans' skills. Combined with our state-of-the-art facility, we achieve the highest standards in marble and granite fabrication.
We produce kitchen countertops, bathroom vanity tops, jacuzzi decks, BBQs and fireplace surrounds for residential and commercial clients. Our in-house factory means no middle man — and we pass the savings to you.
Largest plant
And the largest inventory in our area.
Proudly green
We recycle and reuse the water from our wet saws.
Homeowners and the trade.
Come walk the slab yard.
See hundreds of full slabs in person at our Chino showroom, then let our family take it from template to install. Estimates are always free.

