Granite, quartz, marble, limestone, quartzite and porcelain cut, edged and finished to spec for lobbies, common areas, reception desks and building exteriors. Quoted and templated for commercial volume, out of one 52,080 sq ft Houston shop.
Commercial work rarely matches a standard profile. Most of what leaves this shop is cut to a specific detail on a specific drawing, which is why the waterjet and the CNC do the work that a manual shop would quote as custom.
Faceted fronts, waterfall returns, mitred edges and inlay work, fabricated to the millworker's shop drawings so the stone arrives ready to set. We work as the stone partner to cabinet and millwork shops rather than competing for the client relationship.
Pattern layouts, borders, medallions and transitions dry-laid and numbered in the shop before anything ships, so the install crew is setting a solved puzzle instead of cutting on site.
Thin stone veneer and dimensional cladding cut to the elevation, with anchor slots and reliefs machined in the shop. Exterior work is detailed for Houston weather, not shipped in from a climate that never sees a hurricane season.
Slab layout is approved digitally before a cut is made. Higher yield per slab means fewer slabs on the invoice, and on a commercial package that difference compounds across every unit.
Tight tolerances on inlay, lettering and complex profiles that a bridge saw cannot hold.
Straight cuts at volume speed, so high-unit-count work does not queue behind custom pieces.
You approve the exact layout on the slab, including vein match, before we commit a cut.
Buy the slab from us or bring your own. Either way it is fabricated under the same roof by one company.
Send your plans and we'll quote the fabrication scope.
The more you can tell us up front, the closer the first number is to the final one. If you have drawings, say so below and we will come back with a takeoff instead of a ballpark.
14021 South Gessner
Missouri City, TX 77489
Have drawings already?
Send them with your enquiry and we will come back with a takeoff rather than a ballpark. Family-owned and fabricating in Houston since 1970.