What we work with
Greg works with every material on this page and every major brand, and he will walk you through the pros and cons of each before you choose.
Cantera, precast and limestone.
Thick stock material for fireplaces, fountains, columns, and window and door surrounds. This is the work Greg is known for.
Granite, marble, quartzite and soapstone.
Every slab is one of a kind. Granite and quartzite are hard and handle heat. Marble is softer, with the most veining. Soapstone takes heat and darkens over time.
Onyx, travertine and limestone.
Onyx lets light through, so it can be lit from behind. Travertine and limestone suit fireplaces, floors and entries.
Quartz and porcelain.
Quartz does not need sealing and resists stains. Porcelain is thin, light and handles heat well. We work with every major brand.
Edge profiles
The edge of the counter is the detail you see every day. Pick the one you like, or bring a photo of an edge you want matched.
Shown from the side, as if the counter were cut through.
How to choose a material
Greg will ask where the stone is going and how you use the room, then walk you through the pros and cons of each material. He picks up the slabs, or has them delivered straight to his shop.
Get the material through Greg
Greg can order the material for your project from any major brand. Have GLF supply the material and do the install, and you get a better price than buying them separately.
Only need the material? Greg can order that too. Already have your material? Greg can fabricate and install it.
Have a project in mind?
Greg is on job sites most days, so a text or email is the best way to reach him. Calls and voicemails are fine too. Tell him about your project and he will get back to you to talk it through.
CSLB 439309
