Personalized Monuments
Dedicated to providing you with a granite monument of the highest quality
Choosing a monument
A monument describes the past, but also speaks of the present while reminding us of tomorrow. It stands for life, and not death, and by choosing it properly, it brings reverence, belief, faith, and hope for tomorrow.
Our services
Funerary Monument
Lettering / Engraving
Cleaning and Repairs
Custom projects
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a monument cost?
The price between markers and monuments varies depending on their complexity. The prices vary generally between $800 and upwards of $15,000.
The average cost for a simple monument varies between $2,500 and $4,000 and a double monument would be between $4,000 and $7,000. Many factors may affect the bottom line, such as the chosen material, the size, the drawings, the finish and the lettering.
The lettering applied to a monument before it is mounted is between $5 and $7 per letter.
The lettering engraved on site varies between $12 and $15 per letter, and includes a minimum charge of $220 for travel fees.
How am I to choose a monument?
Since each cemetery has its own rules which stipulates the size and the type of monuments that can be erected, it is advised to consult a monument maker before purchasing your cemetery lot, since the monument maker knows the rules of the cemeteries. It is in your rights to become familiar with the rules of a cemetery before purchasing a lot.
You are under no obligation to purchase your monument from the cemetery or the funeral home. In fact, we recommend that you wait until all is settled before purchasing the monument if it was not done beforehand.
What are the different types of monuments?
The cushions (beveled markers) are halfway between the standing monuments and the flat marker. They come in single or double format and can be personalized with symbols and inscriptions.
Flat markers can be personalized, however their surface is smaller. Because they sit flat at ground level, they are harder to find.
Finally, there are multi-piece complexes which serve for many generations, mausoleums, and columbariums.
Where cemeteries allow, we can install crosses, statues and vases.
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