Companion Upright Monuments for Families in Eagle Pass, TX.

Yes. We can return to the cemetery in Eagle Pass and engrave the final date directly on the stone without removing the monument or disturbing the foundation. Most families pay for the original carving up front and pay only for the final date engraving when it is needed.

It depends. The cemetery's section rule sets the maximum size; how much lettering and artwork you want on the tablet sets the practical minimum. Send us the section you have purchased in Eagle Pass and we will draw two or three options to scale before you commit.

Yes. We have been designing and setting markers for Rio Grande Border families — Del Rio, Eagle Pass, Uvalde, Brackettville — since 2001. Bilingual lettering and Catholic symbolism are standard when requested. Call (806) 662-8696 for a custom quote.

It depends. Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery has its own rules around imagery and lettering; Westlawn and Del Rio Memorial Park each have their own size requirements; Hillcrest in Uvalde is different again. Check with your cemetery office for the current rules, or ask us — we get them in writing before we cut.

Yes. Custom monuments in granite, marble, or bronze, with bilingual or English-only lettering, Catholic or Christian symbolism, and the shape and finish you want. Single, companion, ledger, or fully custom. Call (806) 662-8696 for a custom quote.

Yes. We can return to the cemetery in Eagle Pass and engrave the final date on the stone without removing the monument or disturbing the foundation. Most families pay for the original carving up front and pay only for the final date engraving when it is needed.

No. Some families build two single uprights on a shared base, or two flat markers under a shared coping wall. A companion upright is the most common choice because it reads as one piece of stone, but it is not the only option.

It depends. The cemetery’s section rule sets the maximum size; how much lettering and artwork you want sets the practical minimum. Send us the section in Eagle Pass you have purchased and we will draw two or three options to scale before you commit.

It depends. A companion upright uses one base instead of two, so the granite cost is often lower than two singles — but the engraving cost is similar. Please give us a call for a custom quote and we will price both options side by side.

No. A funeral home or cemetery is lawfully unable to force you to purchase a monument from them when arranging other funeral purchases.

It depends. Some cemeteries have restrictions on the monuments they accept, so it is a good idea to check with your cemetery first to find out what guidelines you must follow. You must also know how much you can spend; most styles can be adapted to fit any size budget. From here, you can decide on a monument style that expresses the life of you or your loved one. You can choose from a variety of shapes, sizes, colors, and materials for your memorial. Texas Lonestar Monuments will be happy to help you further customize your monument with text, engravings, and other decorations.

Yes. Texas Lonestar Monuments will be glad to help you design a completely custom monument to commemorate your life or that of a loved one. We offer a wide variety of styles, shapes, colors, and materials. Please give us a call for a custom quote.

It depends. Granite is the most popular monument material we use today because of its ability to withstand extreme climates and temperatures. Other materials include marble and bronze.

It depends. The cost of monuments is based on many different factors, including size, material, and accessories. For more information about the cost of monuments, please contact us.

No. Online monument companies typically charge around 80 percent of the price while doing about 50 percent of the work. They cut a stone and ship it in a box. They do not deliver to the cemetery, they do not set the marker, and they do not handle the cemetery office. At Texas Lonestar Monuments, nearly half of the labor and time in every monument is the installation itself. To set a monument properly takes a truck with a crane, lifting straps, lifting bars, setting compound, a concrete foundation, specialized tools, and the experience to know how to use them. It also takes the things that keep a crew on the road across Texas — tires, oil changes, insurance, and the wages of the people doing the work. If all we did was create a monument and ship it across the country, our prices would be lower too. We choose to do the whole job, from design through installation, because that is what a family deserves. Please give us a call for a custom quote and we will show you exactly what is included.

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