Custom homes don't tolerate a bad seam or an off-match slab. We template, select, and fabricate countertops, baths, flooring, and outdoor stone to the standard your clients are paying for — backed by three generations of the Cangelosi family, in Houston since 1970.
From the kitchen island to the pool deck, one shop handles slab selection, fabrication, and install — so your trades aren't chasing four different vendors on the same job. Custom-home clients notice stone before they notice almost anything else in a finished house — the seam in the island, whether the veining carries through the shower wall, whether the outdoor kitchen actually holds up to a Houston summer. We treat every one of those details as the thing that gets remembered, not an afterthought behind the cabinetry schedule.
Because we template, select, and fabricate everything under one roof, your build doesn't stall waiting on a countertop fabricator, a separate flooring supplier, and a third vendor for the outdoor kitchen to all get on the same page. One point of contact carries the job from the first walkthrough to the final install, which matters most on the projects where a single missed measurement means re-ordering a slab that's no longer in stock.
Waterfall edges, mitered returns, and book-matched veining laid out and templated to the eighth of an inch — seams placed where you and the client agreed, not where the slab ran out.
Slab showers, floating vanities, and full wet-room packages fabricated as a set — so veining and tone carry through the whole room instead of stopping at the vanity top.
Large-format natural stone flooring cut and lot-matched for consistent color across the whole footprint, fabricated to work with radiant heat and the transitions your plan calls for.
Outdoor kitchens, fire features, and pool-deck stone fabricated to hold up to Houston weather — honed and finished for slip resistance without giving up the look inside.
Custom-home builders and designers don't need another vendor who has to be chased for updates. We plug into however your project is already being run.
You get one point of contact from first walkthrough to final install — not a different rep for sales, templating, and production. We show up to selection meetings, answer directly to your designer or architect of record, and put every decision in writing so nothing gets relitigated three weeks later on-site.
Layout changes happen — an island grows, a client swaps a slab after seeing it in daylight. Because fabrication doesn't start until the shop drawing is signed off, revisions get made on paper, before a cut, not as a change order after the wrong piece is already templated.
"Every layout is drawn, dimensioned, and color-approved in writing — before a single cut is made."
On every custom-home job, we send a detailed shop drawing showing slab selection, seam placement, and edge profile for your sign-off — so what shows up on-site is exactly what you and your client approved on paper.
You or your client select the individual slab or lot in person — at our showroom or at the supplier's slab yard — not off a sample chip. Once it's chosen, we send a shop drawing showing seam placement, edge profile, and layout for sign-off in writing. Nothing gets cut until that drawing comes back approved.
The home itself may be under construction for a year or more before we're ever on-site. Once cabinetry is set and we can template, most kitchen and bath packages move from template to installed stone in a matter of weeks, not months — the wait earlier in the build is for framing and cabinetry to lock in, not for us.
Yes, and we prefer it that way. We attend selection meetings, take direction from the designer or architect of record on layout and material, and keep the builder looped in on schedule — so the person managing the aesthetic and the person managing the job both stay informed without either one having to relay messages through the other.
Either path works. Buy through us and select from material we've already sourced and staged at our shop, or bring in slabs purchased elsewhere and we'll template, fabricate, and install them the same way — same crews, same tolerances, same shop drawing sign-off either way.
It depends on the material, which is exactly what we walk through during selection — a busy family kitchen island usually calls for a different stone or finish than a formal powder room vanity. We'll tell you honestly at selection which materials seal easily and hold up to daily use versus which ones are better suited to lower-traffic, showcase applications.
Our fabrication and installation workmanship is warrantied — seams, edge work, and how the stone is set. We separate that clearly from material characteristics during selection, so you know upfront whether something you're choosing (a softer marble, a highly porous finish) is a natural property of the stone rather than a defect, before it's installed rather than after.