Category: Stone People

Denver-area stone guys offer helping hands to wounded war veterans through fishing, hunting.

Don’t let the name throw you; the selection also includes stone and quartz, and the fabrication shop is MIA-certified.

Matt Qualey hopped off the retail path last year, and his Maine granite-and-quartz business seems to be running fine. Well, now.

William Galloway’s stone carving ranges from the commercial to the artistic.

One generation’s move from the corporate life to stone fabrication becomes another’s gateway to business.

A guitarist-turned-fabricator expands his offerings and keeps in tune with the market.

Wholesale work lifted a California fabricator in the go-go years, but switching to a retail focus is key to long-term survival.

Thomas Reaume’s Michigan fabrication shop continues to meet challenging times … even as he moves on.

A California fabricator’s business life goes topsy-turvy after selling his company seven years ago, but it’s looking better with the help of a unique shop-sharing situation.

A Utah fabricator started with a rail saw and plenty of elbow grease, but more success came when he stepped away from the tools.