Coursed Fitzwilliam Granite Veneer

This project began with a material sample, a stock image, and an idea shared by GC Jim Galletto. From there, we worked closely with Jim and his client to bring that concept into the real world.

By building a full-scale mock-up, we tested proportions, textures, and details on site—turning an abstract idea into something tangible. That process gave the client confidence and set a clear benchmark for 

When this project was first proposed, the original material wasn’t the right match for the scale, our standards and vision of the design Custom work demands custom solutions, and this was no exception.

Rather than force a compromise, we worked directly with the quarry to source materials that truly fit the project. The result was these 4” capstones—chosen to complement the mass and presence of the 

Whether installing thin veneer or full stone, our approach never changes: do it right, without compromise. Every installation follows best practices from the ground up.

We install metal lath, corrugated wall ties, flashing and rope wicks to code, taking no shortcuts at any stage of the process. That commitment ensures long-term performance and allows us to stand behind our work—delivering the level

In high-end custom residential work, setbacks can arise from details outside our scope—but they never stop progress. Instead, they push us to think differently.

In this case, a custom door was still in transit overseas, affecting final elevations. To keep the project moving, we installed a control board to establish the proposed finish tile height in advance. This allowed surrounding stonework to p

Corners are one of the most critical focal points in stone masonry. For that reason, every corner on this project was set using jack lines, allowing us to maintain consistent alignment and precision throughout the installation.

This level of control ensures clean lines, sharp geometry, and the crisp corners we’re known for.

This installation began with careful substrate prep and layout, followed by dry-fitting and consistent spacing for clean lines and durability. Throughout the process, all surrounding finishes were fully protected to prevent damage and maintain a clean site—ensuring precision from start to finish.