

How delivery and installation works
Our own crew delivers and sets every monument — never a subcontractor. We deliver and install on site in all 50 states, and the freight and setting are priced with the stone in the written quote, not added afterwards. The crew that arrives works for the same workshop that cut the granite.
Installation day follows a fixed routine. First the crew checks the concrete pad: it must be level and fully cured, because a monument set on a poor pad tips and opens at the joints within a few years. If the pad is not right, we say so and return. The panels are then set on stainless steel pins with structural adhesive, every joint is sealed against water, and each niche door is checked for fit. The site is left clean, you get photos of the finished work, and the structure carries our lifetime structural warranty.
What happens on installation day
Pad inspection
The crew checks that the concrete pad is level and fully cured. If it is not right, we say so and return — we do not set stone on a bad base.
Setting the panels
Granite panels are set on stainless steel pins with structural adhesive, the method that keeps joints tight for decades.
Sealing and fitting
Every joint is sealed against water and each niche door is checked for fit before the crew leaves.
Clean site and photo record
The site is left clean and you receive photos of the finished installation.
Lifetime structural warranty
The installed structure carries our lifetime structural warranty from day one.
What is included
Our own crew
Delivery and setting are done by Memoria Columbaria staff, never handed to a subcontractor.
Priced in the quote
Freight and setting appear as their own lines in the written quote — no surprises after the stone is cut.
Stainless pin anchoring
Panels set on stainless steel pins with structural adhesive, joints sealed against water.
Niche door fitting
Every niche door checked for fit on site before handover.
Photo documentation
You get photos of the finished work, useful for cemetery records and family members far away.
Nationwide delivery footprint
All 50 states — our own crews deliver and install coast to coast.
Common questions
Who actually installs the monument?
Our own crew — the same workshop that cut the stone delivers and sets it. We never use subcontractors for installation.
What if the concrete pad is not ready?
The crew checks the pad first. It must be level and fully cured; a monument set on a poor pad tips and opens at the joints within a few years. If the pad is not right, we say so and return.
Where do you deliver and install?
All 50 states — our own crews deliver and install on site coast to coast, from Los Angeles and San Diego to the East Coast. Freight and setting are priced with the stone in the written quote.
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