American Monument& Granite Co.
(330) 325-2500
A monument is meant to last for generations, but time, weather, and settling ground take a toll. We clean, restore, and repair existing memorials, and add new inscriptions, so a family stone keeps its dignity.
Not every visit to us is for a new monument. Families come to us to freshen a stone that has weathered, to reset one that has leaned or sunk, or to add a date when a spouse has passed. If it is granite or marble, we can almost certainly help.
We treat an existing memorial with the same care we give our own work. We will look at photos or visit the cemetery, tell you honestly what can be done, and handle the cleaning, restoration, or repair from start to finish.
When a surviving spouse passes, we add the final date and any new lettering to the existing monument, matched to the original engraving as closely as the stone allows.
We safely clean lichen, staining, and decades of weather from granite and marble, bringing a faded stone and its lettering back to life.
We repair monuments that have cracked, toppled, or been damaged, and reset stones that have leaned or settled, on a fresh, level foundation.
We handle cemetery permits and foundation work throughout the area, so the memorial sits straight and secure for years to come.
Tell us about your loved one, in our shop or by phone.
We design the memorial and proof every detail with you.
Your monument is cut and finished by hand, here in Ravenna.
We handle the foundation and set the stone at the cemetery.
Yes. Adding an inscription date for a surviving spouse is one of the most common things we do. We match the new lettering to the existing engraving as closely as the stone allows, and we can do the work at the cemetery.
Often, yes. We safely clean weathered granite and marble and repair stones that have cracked, leaned, or settled. Send us a photo or tell us the cemetery, and we will give you an honest assessment of what can be done.
When you're ready, our family is here to help yours, with patience, care, and no obligation.
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