Custom granite, quartzite and marble surrounds that turn the fireplace into the focal point of the room.
We fabricate and install stone fireplace surrounds in Michigan, from a simple stone frame around a new insert to a dramatic floor-to-ceiling slab wall. Each piece is cut in our Roseville shop to fit your firebox opening, hearth and wall exactly.
Every fireplace is different, so every surround is custom. These are the three styles we get asked for most.
Full stone slabs running from the hearth up to the ceiling, with an opening cut for the firebox or insert. The biggest visual impact, especially with bold veining or vaulted ceilings.
Stone panels framing the firebox opening on the sides and top. A clean way to update a dated tile or brick fireplace and pair it with a new mantel.
A solid stone hearth at floor level or a raised ledge, cut from the same slab as the surround so the whole fireplace reads as one piece.
Heat changes the rules a little compared to a kitchen counter. Here is how the materials compare around a fireplace.
Formed under extreme heat, granite handles fireplace temperatures very well and comes in everything from quiet blacks to bold, moving patterns.
Natural, very hard and heat resistant, with a soft marble-like look. A great fit for a showpiece slab wall.
The classic choice for elegant surrounds. Since a surround is not a work surface, marble's softness matters much less here than in a kitchen.
Engineered quartz contains resin that does not like direct high heat, so it is best kept away from the firebox and always used within your fireplace manufacturer's clearances. We will tell you honestly if it is a fit for your unit.
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Have your fireplace insert or unit picked out first, so we can cut the opening to its exact size and clearances.
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Get a free quote, then choose your slab at our Roseville showroom and yard.
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We template the wall, hearth and firebox opening and plan how the veining will flow across the pieces.
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We cut and finish every piece in our shop, then install the surround and seal the natural stone.
Natural stones like granite, quartzite and marble are the safest choices around heat. Quartz can work in some cases, but only away from direct heat and within the fireplace manufacturer's clearances.
Often, yes. It depends on the condition of the existing surface and the wall behind it. We look at it during the estimate and tell you what is needed.
We cut the stone to fit your unit. The required clearances come from your fireplace manufacturer, so please have the model and install manual handy when we measure.
Yes. Many homeowners use the same stone, or a stone from the same family, to tie an open-concept kitchen and living room together.
Typically one to three weeks from measuring to installation, depending on scheduling and how many pieces the design needs.
Tell us about your fireplace and get a free, no-obligation quote. Planning a kitchen too? See our kitchen countertops.
