Getting Started

We strive to educate our customers about their full scope of memorialization options. We are more than happy to answer questions and encourage you to reach out to us to learn more about where to begin.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Granite is the most common option for grave markers due to their durability and weather resistance. Natural stone and marble are also popular material choices.

  • Determining the type and size of memorial will depend on a number of factors, including the number of people the monument will be memorializing, cemetery rules & regulations, and customer preference. Litchfield Memorial Art Works walks each customer through the variety of options available while navigating your individual cemetery’s regulations.

  • Gravestone foot markers are the only monument style currently offered by Litchfield Memorial Art Works. We specialize in granite work and marker costs begin at $550. The number of characters and complexity of the design being carved will add cost from there.

  • Yes, typically most cemeteries have regulations regarding the size and style monument that customers must follow. We act as your liaison with your cemetery and recommend sharing your cemetery name with us before your consultation to allow a bit of time for us to research and collect information about your cemetery.

  • Yes, Litchfield Memorial Art Works offers only flush/flat markers. If you are seeking a different style monument, we would be happy to refer you to a company in the area depending on what you are looking for.