Visit us in Grove
Seeing stone in person changes the decision
Photographs flatten stone. A pattern that looks busy on a screen can read calm across a large island, and a subtle slab can vanish once the cabinets and flooring are in the room.
Our shop and showroom are the same building, so the people who show you slabs are the people who will template, fabricate and install your countertops.
What a visit looks like
An hour here saves weeks of second-guessing
See full slabs, not samples
A four-inch sample tells you the colour. A full slab tells you the movement, the scale of the veining and where the interesting part of the stone is.
Compare materials next to each other
Granite beside quartz beside quartzite, in the same light, so the differences in depth and pattern are obvious rather than theoretical.
Hold your own colours up to the stone
Bring a cabinet door, a drawer front or a paint chip. Nothing settles a decision faster than seeing them touch.
Talk through the application
Kitchen, bath, outdoor bar, fireplace, boat table — where the stone is going changes which materials we would put in front of you.
Ask about custom fabrication
Curves, angles, overhangs, unusual shapes. Bring the idea and we will tell you honestly whether we can build it.
Ask what is on the remnant rack
Smaller projects — a vanity, a laundry counter, a tabletop — often work out well from a remnant piece.
Finding us
On US-59 just outside Grove
We are a short drive from Grand Lake communities including Monkey Island, Cleora, Afton, Ketchum, Langley, Disney and Jay — and we fabricate and install throughout the surrounding area.
FAQ
Before you drive over
- Where is the showroom?
- 5500 US-59, Grove, OK 74344, on the highway just outside Grove. There is room to park and the slabs are on site, not at another location.
- Do I need an appointment?
- You are welcome to stop in during business hours. If you want a particular person or a longer sit-down about a whole-house project, call ahead and we will make sure someone is free.
- What should I bring?
- Rough measurements, photos of the room, a cabinet door or drawer front, a paint sample, and details of your sink or cooktop. Any of it helps; none of it is required.
- Can I bring my builder or designer?
- Please do. Decisions go faster when the person building the cabinets is standing at the slab with you, and we work with builders and designers regularly.
- Can I see remnant pieces while I am there?
- Yes — check in with a team member and someone will walk back with you. What is on the rack changes constantly, so call first if a remnant is the whole reason for the trip.
Next step
Plan your visit
Tell us a little about the project first and we will have material in mind before you arrive — or simply call the shop and come on by.