Our services — Austin metro
Natural stone, book-matched slabs, custom showers and full kitchen and bath remodels. We plan the material, the layout and the installation together, so the finished room reads as a whole.
The scope
The right approach begins with the space, how it will be used, and the material you want to live with. These are the six areas of work we take on.
Marble, limestone, travertine and quartzite bring their own movement, texture and variation. We consider how those characteristics will sit across the room before installation begins.
The conversation covers the intended use, finish, edge details and adjoining surfaces. Layout comes first, so the material is selected and placed with the whole space in mind.
Mirrored veining can give a shower wall, fireplace or feature panel its focal point. It depends on the relationship between individual slabs and the placement of every cut.
We work through the proposed arrangement, visible seams, corners and openings before fabrication. The aim is a composition that feels deliberate from the main view and at close range.
A well-resolved shower starts beneath the visible finish. Preparation, waterproofing, drainage and the junctions between surfaces need to be planned alongside the tile and stone.
We consider niches, benches, thresholds and the relationship to glass and fixtures as part of the layout. Those decisions shape the room before the first piece is set.
Large tiles and panels create broad surfaces with fewer visual interruptions. They also make the preparation and layout particularly visible in the finished result.
We review the substrate, panel arrangement, transitions and cuts together. Grout lines and edges are planned against the architecture of the space, rather than left to the end.
When the project extends beyond tile setting, we can carry the wider scope as general contractor. That allows the stone work to be planned with the rest of the room.
We establish the scope, sequence and points of coordination before work starts. Materials, cabinetry, fixtures and the other trades need to meet in the right order.
We fabricate stone in house and coordinate outside fabricators where a piece calls for a specialist. The chosen approach follows the material and the detail being made.
Cutting, edge treatment and openings are considered against the agreed layout. Fabrication and installation stay connected, so decisions made at the workbench serve the finished room.
Before a cut is made
Where the veining changes direction. How an edge meets the wall. Which line carries through a niche.
We work through those details while there is still room to make a decision. Bring the plans, material samples or photographs you already have. If the design is still taking shape, that is a useful time to start the conversation.
Discuss your spaceHow we work
We look at the space, discuss the scope and establish whether the project is a fit.
The material, visible seams, edges and transitions are resolved before cutting.
Cutting and preparation follow the agreed arrangement, with specialist work coordinated where needed.
The surfaces are set, finished and inspected, with the owner involved on site.
For the trade
We work with homeowners, builders, architects and interior designers across the Austin metro.
If you have drawings, a material schedule or details to resolve, include them in your enquiry. We can discuss the scope and the coordination needed to carry the design through installation.
Start a project conversation
Before we begin
For questions specific to your space, tell us about the project.
Yes. We work with builders, architects and interior designers as well as directly with homeowners. Share the drawings and any material selections so we can discuss the installation and fabrication details together.
No. You can get in touch while the project is still being planned. Bring photographs, samples or a direction you are considering, and we can discuss how the material and the space relate.
Yes. Kitchen and bath remodels can be carried as general contractor. We will discuss the full scope and the coordination required before agreeing the work.
We serve Austin and the surrounding metro, including West Lake Hills, Rollingwood, Lakeway, Bee Cave, Barton Creek, Dripping Springs, Cedar Park, Round Rock, Georgetown and Leander. See our service areas or ask about your location.
The material, room conditions, fabrication details and wider scope all affect the work. The first conversation helps establish what needs to be reviewed before we can discuss cost and a realistic sequence.
Begin
A room to remodel, a material you have found, or a set of drawings ready to build. Start with what you have.