Custom stone, tile, and surface work that needs to line up in the room.

Choose Stone Fabrication for new slab work, such as countertops, islands, or vanities. Fireplaces and stairs are part of our stone work. We fabricate walls and other architectural details too. Our Tile Installation team handles backsplashes, showers, and floors, as well as fireplaces, feature walls, and specialty tile. For an existing surface that has changed, start with Stone & Concrete Restoration. That might mean etching or stains, a dull finish, or physical damage. Worn grout and failed caulking also belong in that discussion.

Custom & Complex Projects brings overlapping work together. Your project may combine stone and tile across several rooms, with drawings and trade handoffs to coordinate. If you are unsure where to start, tell us about the surface and what you want to build, repair, or understand.

Yes. If you are a homeowner, tell us about the room and the decisions you are making. Your material choice and budget help, as does the condition of an existing surface. Designers and architects can use plans, elevations, and finish schedules to explain the intent. Edge or trim details and specified fixtures or appliances help complete the picture. For contractors, we need to understand the scope boundary and site conditions, including schedule constraints and the trades involved.

Each project starts with different information. The useful common ground is a clear view of the material, the detail, and what still needs a decision.

Start with what you have. Photos and rough dimensions help explain the work; include the project address and a short description. Plans, elevations, and finish schedules are helpful when available. Material references and inspiration images can show what you have in mind.

For restoration, a close-up and a wider photo help us understand the surface. Tell us the material and finish if you know them, when the change appeared, and what cleaning or repair has already been tried. For new work, the room and construction stage provide context. We would also like to know which materials are selected and which decisions remain open.

Usually, yes. Material yield and slab layout can affect the design or cost. Tile pattern, edge profiles, and trim benefit from that review. Fixtures, transitions, and site conditions can affect the design. Early review can expose a missing dimension, an incompatible detail, or a handoff that needs an owner before work begins.

You can speak with us before every finish is selected. Tell us what is decided and what remains open. Ordering material or approving a drawing can lock in a choice. Closing a wall or setting cabinets can change access. Cutting a slab and beginning installation are later commitments worth identifying early.

Yes, we have dedicated Stone Fabrication and Tile Installation teams. Custom & Complex Projects brings the work together when materials and rooms overlap or drawings and trade handoffs need coordination. That might be a kitchen with slab counters and a tile backsplash, a stone vanity beside a tiled shower, or a fireplace where slab and tile meet.

We still need to agree on the scope and who coordinates each part. That includes which materials we furnish and what we fabricate, install, or restore. Work by other trades needs a clear owner. Seams, transitions, and elevations may connect the scopes, as can the schedule.