We Fabricate!

Add Elegant Stone Features to Your Home

CHOOSE US FOR STONE FABRICATION SERVICES IN MYRTLE BEACH, SC

Do you want beautiful quartz countertops? Do you wish you had a marble fireplace mantel? The craftsmen at AAR Stone Boutique are capable of fabricating almost anything in natural stone. We work with marble, granite, limestone, and onyx, as well as man-made products, such as quartz. No matter what custom stone features you want, you can trust us to make them properly.

Call our fabrication company in Myrtle Beach, SC now to schedule a consultation.

What can we do for you?

Our fabrication services include, but are not limited to custom fabrication and installation of...

Vanities
Furniture
Fireplaces
Showers
Kitchen countertops
Outdoor living areas
Interior and exterior flooring

We have over a decade of experience, so you can trust that we know how to make nearly any stone feature. To order custom stone features for your Myrtle Beach, SC living space, get in touch with us today.

We have our own professional and experienced fabricator for measuring, cutting, polishing, and installing.

WE SPECIALIZE IN HELPING YOU TO FIND THE RIGHT STONE FOR YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS IN MYRTLE BEACH, SC

Our years of experience have given us the skills and knowledge we need to create fabulous new looks that you have always wanted. We are committed to providing top of the line products, personalized project design, and a timely turnaround on installations.

We provide high quality granite, quartz, quartzite and marble products in addition to installations for residential and commercial customers. Whether you want to put a new bar top in your party room, or desire a custom countertop made for the break room in your office, we have you covered.

Some of the projects we can complete include:

Countertops - Whether you want to create your dream outdoor kitchen or just want to increase the value of your home, our team at AAR is here to help. Adding on to your living space is an important decision, especially with your budget and comfort on the line. We work closely with you to design custom countertops that complement your living space and style. Once your job is complete, we will provide you with care and maintenance tips to keep your new stone products looking fantastic for years to come
Fireplaces - Find out how natural stone fireplaces can transform your room and create exquisite aesthetics.
Showers & Tub Surrounds - With our quartz showers, you will experience a new kind of luxury. Visit our showroom to view quartz tile samples and more!

We have our own professional and experienced fabricator for measuring, cutting, polishing, and installing.

Our Process

Selecting Material - Visit our showroom

We have over 100 colors of Granite & Quartz available at our showroom. You are welcome to come in and choose the color that best suits you. Bring any small objects like a cabinet door/drawer, paint chips, flooring, tiles, or any other essential features of your room to help with your selection. We will help you pick the most suitable granite for your job.

Getting an Estimate

Step 1 - Draw a sketch of your kitchen; include countertop, back splash, sink and island/peninsula positions, and appliance locations. Use this sketch to record the dimensions. The sketch does not have to be perfect.
Step 2 - Use a tape measure to measure each section of your countertop in inches. Start by measuring the length of your counter from one end of the counter to the other. Then measure the depth of the counter from the wall or back of the counter to the front for each section.
Step 3 - Calculate odd shaped sections or corner pieces by measuring from the longest point lengthwise and the longest point depth wise. It may help to envision this odd shapes portion as a square or rectangle. Or draw a sketch of the irregular countertop, then measure all the edges in inches.
Step 4 - Four ways for giving us your sketch: 1) Take the sketch to AAR’s showroom. 2) Call Reba at 843-903-3664 with dimensions. 3) Send the sketch via email to reba.aarsb@gmail.com) Fax to 843-903-3665

Template

When you are ready, we will conduct our measurements and create a template. The following information needs to be confirmed during this measurement: sink type, edge detail, backsplash, faucet preference, overhang, general support and any personal preferences, seam placement.

Countertop Fabrication

When we cut your slab we will look at all the details such as where is the best spot for seam, direction of veining, etc,. We complete all major cuts and polishing in our workshop. Some minor cuts and polishing may be done on job site. The exposed edges are hand crafted by our expert polishers.

Countertop Installation

At installation, we ask that you clear the work area of any objects and clear a path for the installers to carry the material into your home. This will help you to protect your items from the dust. For average size kitchen countertop, installation takes around 3-4 hours. For average size vanity countertops, the installation will take around 1-2 hours. When the installation is completed, our installers will clean up the working area before they leave. The installation can require some final cutouts to be made. Please keep in mind that this is a major remodeling job and there may be some residual dust. Please be sure to check any of your items left in the cabinets. Any items under the cooktop and the sink cabinets must be removed to allow access. Some dust can result even though our installers are equipped to catch the majority of it. After finishing, the installer will do a walk through and answer any questions that you may have. Approving the installation paperwork confirms that you are satisfied with the work.

Care & Maintenance

Because marble and granite are both natural stones and porous, it is recommended that you treat the counter with a protective sealer to best prevent stains on the surface. The sealer fills in the pores and repels spills on the surface, allowing you time to completely wipe it away. Although we usually think of stone as "hard," it is a porous material. Natural stone has varying degrees of porosity depending on the type of stone. Even a sealed surface can stain if left in contact with a staining agent for a long period of time. Therefore, all spills should be wiped up as soon as possible. Soft drinks, coffee, tea, and fruit juices contain mild acids and can etch the polished surface of a stone and stain quite rapidly. These should be cleaned off immediately with a mild soap and luke warm water. If left unsealed, spills and everyday messes can easily penetrate the surface. You should seal granite when needed and not based on some arbitrary schedule. We will provide the initial sealing. Then it is recommended for it to be resealed every 1-5 years depending on the color and porosity of the granite, the quality of the sealer, and proper sealant application.

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Chris LePera

Business Owner