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Valdosta, Georgia · Since 2008

Three generations of stone. Cut for your kitchen.

Granite, quartz, marble and quartzite — templated with a laser, cut on our own machines here in Valdosta, and installed by our own crew. Not a subcontractor in sight.

  • 4.3 out of 5across 42 Google reviews
  • Family ownedThird generation of stone workers
  • Licensed 0-008763Insured, in-house install crews
  • Since 2008Serving South Georgia & north Florida

What we do

We don't just sell stone. We cut it.

A lot of places will sell you a countertop and hand the job to whoever is available that week. We're a fabrication shop. The slab you pick in our showroom is cut on our CNC and waterjet a few hundred feet away, and the crew that sets it in your kitchen works here.

That's the whole reason the seams land where they should and the veining runs the way you expected.

A stone slab being cut on the bridge saw in the Set In Stone fabrication shop

Recent work

Every one of these came off our floor

Real installations across South Georgia — no stock photography anywhere on this site.

Super White quartzite kitchen

Super White

Kitchen

Super White quartzite kitchen

Super White

Kitchen

Super White quartzite kitchen

Super White

Kitchen

Custom stone bathroom vanity

Custom stone

Bathroom

Granite bathroom vanity

Custom stone

Bathroom

Wild Fantasy granite outdoor kitchen

Wild Fantasy

Outdoor

The process

Five steps, and you know what each one costs

Talk it through

Come by the showroom or call us. We'll walk you through the slabs we have on the floor, talk about how you actually use the room, and give you a realistic idea of cost before anyone measures anything.

Digital laser template

Once your cabinets are set, a technician comes out and templates the space with a laser. It captures curves, columns and out-of-square walls that a stick template would only approximate — and it goes straight to the shop as a digital file.

Cut and fabricate

Your slab is cut on our CNC and waterjet, here in Valdosta. We lay out the cut against the actual veining so seams fall where they're least visible, and so the pattern lands where you'll be looking.

Shape and polish the edge

The profile is cut with diamond wheels, then finished by hand. Hand-polishing is the step that separates a countertop that looks fabricated from one that looks made.

Install and walk it with you

Our own crew sets it — not a subcontractor. We level, seam, seal, and then walk the finished job with you before we pack up.

No surprises

What's actually in your quote

The most common complaint in this industry is a number that grows between the estimate and install day. Here's our line in the sand: everything below is either included, or it appears as its own line item. Nothing gets folded in quietly.

Included in every quote

  • Digital laser templating of every surface
  • Slab layout, so seams and veining fall where they should
  • Fabrication on our own CNC and waterjet
  • Standard eased & polished edge
  • One standard sink cutout
  • Standard cooktop cutout
  • Delivery and installation by our own crew
  • Seaming, levelling and a first seal
  • Haul-away of the offcuts

Priced separately — always itemised

  • BacksplashQuoted per square foot and listed as its own line — never folded silently into the countertop number.
  • Tear-out of your old countertopWe can do it; it's priced separately because some tops come out easily and some don't.
  • Plumbing disconnect and reconnectWe're not plumbers. We'll tell you what needs doing and when.
  • Upgraded edge profilesAnything past eased & polished is priced per linear foot.
  • Farmhouse sink supportApron-front sinks need extra substrate work underneath.
  • Cabinet modification or levellingSometimes needed on older homes before stone can safely go down.
  • Difficult accessStairs, tight turns, or a second storey add labour.

The family

Stone has been the family trade for three generations

Giovanni and Teresa Sacco opened Set In Stone in Valdosta in 2008. They're the third generation of their family to work stone, and the Italian side of that lineage still shows up in how the shop runs — in the fussiness about a polished edge, mostly.

It's a small enough operation that if something goes wrong, you'll be talking to someone whose name is on the door.

Giovanni and Teresa Sacco, the sibling owners of Set In Stone in Valdosta, Georgia
Slab and sample displays on the floor of the Set In Stone showroom in Valdosta

The showroom

Photographs never do stone justice

Screens flatten stone. Depth, movement, the way a leathered finish catches light from the side — none of it survives a photograph. If you're deciding between two materials, thirty minutes on our showroom floor will settle it faster than a week of browsing.

No appointment needed. Come look.

Mon – Fri
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Saturday
9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Sunday
Closed