We take exceptional pride in our work. From meticulous design to solid foundation installation, every step is done with long-term durability and craftsmanship in mind. Our foundations under larger monuments are second to none, and we never cut corners in materials or process.

No, the quality of the stone is the same. The difference is in cost. Colored granite (like jet black, red, or mahogany) comes at a higher price point than standard gray granite due to availability and sourcing.

Some cemeteries charge a flagging fee before a headstone can be installed. This fee goes directly to the cemetery and is not set or kept by us. Not all cemeteries require this fee, and we’re happy to help you find out if yours does.

Currently, monument completion takes a minimum of 12 months from the time of purchase. This timeframe can vary based on weather, production load, and cemetery scheduling.

Yes! We offer payment options. Once half the total cost is paid, we will order your granite. The balance is due before installation is scheduled.

Absolutely. We collaborate with talented partners to design custom shapes, artwork, and specialty memorials that reflect your vision and honor your loved one in a unique way.

Etchings are either laser or hand-done onto the surface of the stone, typically on jet black granite, and allow for detailed images such as portraits. Sandblasting uses high-pressure sand to carve designs into the stone surface and works well on all granite colors.

Yes. Back inscriptions are a common request and can include family names, Bible verses, or custom designs. There is an additional charge for any artwork or lettering placed on the back.

No. The original price includes only the information that can be engraved prior to installation. Per Arkansas state law, we cannot accept prepayment for final dates.

A proof is a scaled, detailed drawing of your monument design. You will have the opportunity to review and request changes. Once it’s perfect, you’ll sign off via DocuSign before we begin production.