Luxury granite memorials built for generations

Choosing headstones for graves starts with three questions: what the cemetery allows, how many names the stone must carry, and how the family wants the life to be remembered. A headstone, tombstone or gravestone can stand upright above the ground, rest at a slant, or lie flat with the lawn. Each style has its own size limits, base rules and look, so we confirm the cemetery section before any design work begins.

Our catalogue holds 101 granite designs in 12 categories, from upright monuments and slant markers to flat grave markers, benches, angel memorials, child memorials and luxury memorial complexes. Every stone is cut from solid granite and finished to order. You choose the shape, the granite color, the lettering and the artwork, and you see all of it in a free 3D design preview before production starts.

Families often ask us what a memorial should say. A name and dates are the base; many families add an epitaph, a portrait, a religious symbol or an image tied to a hobby or a place. Our guide to inscriptions and our cemetery rules checklist explain what to confirm first, so the final stone is approved without delays and reads exactly as you intend for generations.

Flat headstones, also called flat grave markers or lawn-level markers, lie flush with the ground. Many cemeteries require them in certain sections because mowers can pass over them and the lawn keeps an open, park-like look. A flat marker is also a quiet, dignified choice for families who prefer a simple memorial that still carries a full name, dates, an epitaph and a symbol.

Bevel markers are a close relative: they are slightly higher at the back and slope toward the front, which helps the lettering read clearly from a standing position. We offer flat and bevel granite markers in several sizes and colors, with engraved lettering, emblems and portraits where the cemetery permits them. Companion flat markers can carry two names side by side, and some designs in our catalogue include a matching granite vase where the cemetery allows one.

Before you order a flat grave marker, confirm the exact size the cemetery allows, whether a granite base or concrete foundation is required, and whether the section limits colors or finishes. We can help contact the cemetery and organize the documentation, but final acceptance always follows the cemetery’s written rules. Browse the flat and bevel categories, then request a quote with your cemetery name so we can check the details before design work starts.

If you are searching for headstones near me, you can visit or contact one of our 20 locations in 10 states: California, Texas, Oklahoma, New Jersey, Illinois, Washington, South Carolina, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Florida. Showrooms include Los Angeles, Sacramento, Laguna Woods, Houston, Allen, Tulsa, Edmond, Tukwila, Spartanburg, Roseland, Essington, Galloway and Orlando, and several locations open by appointment. Seeing granite colors and finishes in person can make the final choice easier, so call ahead to arrange a visit with our team and bring any photos or wording you have in mind.

You do not need to live near a showroom to order. Designs, 3D previews, approvals and payments can all be handled by phone, email and online, and memorials are delivered nationwide. Complimentary delivery applies only to eligible products within the approved 48-state geography and only when the written terms confirm eligibility; Alaska and Hawaii receive a separate written shipping quote.

Installation is quoted separately in writing once the cemetery, ZIP code, plot, product, access, permit and foundation details are confirmed. That way the price you approve reflects the real conditions at your cemetery. Our store directory lists every address, phone number and opening hours, our Sacramento buyer’s guide explains local cemetery steps, and our team can answer questions about headstone prices and engraving near you on the phone at +1 888 248 6813.