American Monument& Granite Co.
(330) 325-2500
American Monument& Granite Co.
(330) 325-2500
Every memorial we make is custom, designed with your family and hand-finished here in Ravenna, then set in cemeteries across Portage, Summit, and Stark Counties. Explore the kinds of work we do, then tell us what you have in mind.
From upright monuments to markers, benches, and cremation memorials, plus the care of stones already in place. Select any service to learn more.
Traditional granite headstones that stand above the ground, for one name or two.
Learn more →Slant, flush, bevel, and bronze markers for cemeteries that ask for a lower profile.
Learn more →Solid granite benches that give a family a place to sit and remember.
Learn more →Urn-ready monuments, companion stones, and benches for families who choose cremation.
Learn more →Cleaning, restoration, repair, and added inscriptions for monuments already in place.
Learn more →Our shop is at 4869 S. Prospect St. in Ravenna, and it has been since 2004. It is where the granite is cut, lettered, and finished by hand before it ever leaves for a cemetery.
Where it goes afterward covers a good deal more ground. We set monuments and markers throughout Portage County, in Ravenna, Kent, Streetsboro, Aurora, and Garrettsville; across Summit County, in Akron, Cuyahoga Falls, Stow, Tallmadge, Barberton, and Hudson; and down through Stark County, in Canton, North Canton, Massillon, and Alliance.
That matters more than it might sound. Every cemetery sets its own rules on what it will allow: the size and type of memorial, whether an upright is permitted at all, how the foundation is poured and who is allowed to pour it. Those rules differ from one cemetery to the next, and an Ohio winter can close the ground to foundation work for months. Tell us the cemetery and the section, and we will find out what applies and handle the permits, the foundation, and the installation ourselves.
Tell us about your loved one and we will help you choose. There is no obligation, only the patient guidance this moment deserves.
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