Office towers, healthcare facilities, multi-family communities, and churches across Houston are built on stone that came off our floor. One 52,080 sq ft shop, one family running it since 1970, one point of contact from takeoff to install.
Whatever the spec calls for, it runs through the same shop, the same crews, and the same schedule — no subcontracted-out surprises. Most of our commercial work arrives through a general contractor or architect who has already written the spec; our job is to price it accurately the first time, hold that number through the schedule, and show up when the schedule says we show up.
We quote directly off construction documents — CAD takeoffs, finish schedules, cut sheets — instead of asking your team to translate the spec into something we can price. That means fewer RFIs about stone, fewer change orders when a slab lot doesn't match a sample chip pulled months earlier, and a fabrication timeline built around your critical path instead of ours. On multi-phase work — a healthcare tower releasing floors in stages, an apartment community handing over buildings in waves — we can stage fabrication and delivery to match, so material isn't sitting on a laydown yard while the rest of the job catches up.
Granite, quartz, marble, and engineered stone cut, edged, and finished to spec for lobbies, common areas, reception desks, and building exteriors — quoted and templated for commercial volume, not one-off residential jobs.
Our own installation crews set the stone we fabricate — coordinated around your GC schedule for office buildouts, healthcare wings, multi-family common areas, and phased church construction.
Stone veneer, entry monuments, planters, seat walls, and paving for building exteriors and site amenities — fabricated in the same shop as the interior stone, so material matches across the whole property.
Building identification, monument signs, and dedication plaques cut in stone on our waterjet — precise lettering and inlay work that holds up outdoors far longer than composite alternatives.
Whatever the spec calls for, we fabricate it in-house — no material gets subcontracted to a second shop.
Veining and luxury look for feature surfaces.
Dense, durable, built for high-traffic commercial work.
Soft, matte look for facades and flooring.
Engineered, non-porous, consistent batch to batch.
Seamless, repairable, built for healthcare & food service.
Large-format, scratch and UV resistant, indoor or out.
Lightweight cladding for facades and accent walls.
Commercial jobs don't move like a homeowner's kitchen remodel — there's a bid package, a critical path, and a superintendent tracking every trade against it. Here's how a typical project runs through our shop.
Send us the construction documents — finish schedule, elevations, spec section — and we return a line-item quote your estimator can drop straight into the bid, not a rough per-square-foot guess.
Once the buyout is signed, we template off approved shop drawings, place the material order, and fabricate in-house at our Missouri City shop — cutting, edging, and finishing to the tolerances the spec calls for.
Our own crews install on the day your superintendent gives us, not a subcontracted install team we don't control. Punch-list items get closed out fast because the same company that cut the stone is standing in front of it.
If it's under construction in the Houston area, chances are we've quoted the stone package for something like it.
There's no hard cutoff, but our shop is built for volume — full-floor office packages, multi-building apartment communities, healthcare wings, church campuses. A single reception desk or small buildout is easier to route through our Kitchen & Bath team; if you're specifying stone for a whole building or phased development, that's squarely commercial scope.
It depends on material and scope, but expect several weeks from an approved template to delivered, fabricated stone for domestic materials already in our inventory. Imported natural stone lots that have to be ordered and staged from a quarry or importer add time up front — we'll tell you the real number for your specific material at quoting, not a generic estimate.
We quote from your construction documents, not a flat per-square-foot rate. Send finish schedules, elevations, and the relevant spec section and we'll return a line-item number your estimator can drop directly into the bid package, broken out by material and area so it's easy to value-engineer if budget gets tight.
All cutting, edging, honing, and finishing happens in our 52,080 sq ft Missouri City shop. Crews only come to your site to template and to install. That keeps dust, noise, and liability off your job site and holds tighter tolerances than field-cut stone ever will.
We integrate into whatever look-ahead your superintendent is running. Give us a two-to-three-week window for install and we'll hold crews to it — including staging fabrication in phases on multi-building or multi-floor jobs so material shows up in the order the schedule actually needs it, not all at once.
Yes. We source through established quarry and importer relationships and select individual slab lots ourselves rather than buying sight-unseen, so what arrives matches what was approved. The same high-yield nesting process behind our roughly 30% material-cost advantage applies at commercial volume, not just single kitchens — it's part of what keeps our bids competitive on large takeoffs.