Family-owned · Reno, Nevada · Est. 1979
A headstone is the last thing you’ll ever give them. We help you get it right.
Custom granite headstones, grave markers, and monuments — designed with you, one proof at a time, by the same family since 1979. Honest pricing from $1,100. Ordering available nationwide; installation across Nevada and Northern California.
- Years family-owned
- 47+
- Years family-owned
- Honest starting prices
- $1,100
- Honest starting prices
- Warranty on memorial photos
- Lifetime
- Warranty on memorial photos
- Nationwide ordering
- 50 states
- Nationwide ordering
The significance of a memorial
When words fail, a memorial speaks.
Choosing a headstone is one of the most important decisions a family makes — it’s how a life is remembered for generations. For over 47 years, our family has helped families across Nevada, California, and beyond create tributes as unique as the people they honor.
We’re not a call center or a marketplace. When you call, you talk to the people who will design, carve, and install your memorial — and nothing goes into production until you’ve approved the final proof.
Headstone styles
Every form a tribute can take
Six standard memorial styles — plus bronze — each with honest starting prices. If you can picture it, we can carve it.
Flat Markers
Granite markers set flush with the ground — the most economical style and the one most widely accepted by cemeteries. Polished top, sawcut sides.
From $1,100
Bevel Markers
Raised above the ground with a gentle slope, bevel markers are easier to see from a distance than flush markers. Polished top, rock-pitched sides.
From $1,325
Slant Markers
A large angled face gives slant headstones more room for lettering and custom artwork, standing out with real prominence. Polished face, rock-pitched sides.
From $1,850
Upright Monuments
The classic monument. Upright headstones offer the most room for names, dates, verses, and artwork on both front and back, and can be shaped into nearly any custom silhouette.
From $3,650
Memorial Benches
A place to sit and remember. Granite memorial benches come in many styles and shapes, and can hold cremated remains placed in or beneath them.
From $3,600
Cremation Monuments
Full-sized cremation monuments — also called estate monuments — hold one or more urns within the monument itself. Size and shape are fully customizable.
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Bronze Markers
Cast bronze memorials and plaques mounted on granite — required by many memorial-park cemeteries and a timeless choice for dedications and civic memorials.
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“If you do not see what you want in our catalog, we can customize just about anything.”
See custom workTransparent pricing
Most monument shops hide their prices. We publish ours.
Every base price includes a name, dates, a verse, a catalog design, and Sierra White granite — so you can plan with real numbers before you ever pick up the phone.
| Style | Starting at |
|---|---|
| Flat Markers | $1,100 |
| Bevel Markers | $1,325 |
| Slant Markers | $1,850 |
| Upright Monuments | $3,650 |
| Memorial Benches | $3,600 |
Excludes sales tax and cemetery setting fees. Bronze and cremation estates quoted individually.
Our craftsmanship
Carved to last generations
Real memorials, designed with real families — sandblast-engraved granite, hand-set lettering, and photographs guaranteed for life.
Wherever you are
Ordering from anywhere in the country
Most of our design work happens by phone and email — which means families anywhere in the U.S. can work with us the same way Reno families do. We ship to your cemetery or its approved installer, and handle installation ourselves throughout Nevada and Northern California.
How nationwide ordering worksThe process
Five steps, no surprises
- 1Check your cemetery's requirements
- 2Choose your memorial style
- 3Select the right size
- 4Choose your granite
- 5Personalize — and approve every proof
Buyer's guides
Answers before you spend a dollar
Plain-spoken guides from people who have made memorials for 47+ years — costs, styles, cemetery rules, and everything in between.
Headstone Cost Guide
Real headstone prices by style — flat markers, bevels, slants, uprights, and benches — plus what drives cost up and the fees cemeteries add.
Read the guideHow to Buy a Headstone
Everything a family needs to know before ordering a headstone — cemetery rules, styles, sizing, granite, personalization, proofs, and installation.
Read the guideTypes of Headstones
A visual comparison of the six standard memorial styles — flat, bevel, slant, upright, bench, and cremation estate — with sizes and starting prices.
Read the guideCommon questions
Asked by nearly every family
I've never bought a headstone before — where do I begin?
Start by getting familiar with the standard memorial styles: flat (flush) markers, bevel markers, slants, upright monuments, benches, and cremation estates. Our 5-step design process walks you through cemetery requirements, style, size, granite, and personalization. From there, we work with you one-on-one — by phone, email, or in person — from the first design proof through delivery and placement.
How much does a headstone cost?
Our base prices: single flat (flush) markers start at $1,100, bevel markers at $1,325, slants at $1,850 ($2,850 with a granite base), upright monuments at $3,650, and memorial benches at $3,600. Base prices include a single name, dates, a verse, a design from our catalog, and standard Sierra White granite. Photos, laser etching, premium granite colors, vases, and double-sided engraving add to the cost. Prices do not include sales tax or cemetery setting fees.
Do I need to wait a certain amount of time before ordering a headstone?
No — you can begin the process at any time. Production and delivery typically take one to six months depending on size, design, customization, and granite color. Most cemeteries will have the ground prepared and cement poured before your memorial is delivered.
How long does it take to receive a headstone?
Once you approve the final proof, headstones using inventory stock are typically completed in 6–10 weeks. Fully custom headstones and monuments may take 3–6 months. Quarry location, granite availability, design changes, weather, and shipping can all affect the timeline.
Est. 1979 · Reno, Nevada
Begin with a conversation
Tell us about your loved one. We'll walk you through styles, cemetery requirements, and honest pricing — and nothing goes into production until you've approved the final proof.