Madhev Marble Granite

You can find us at the Housing Board, units 31 and 32. We’ve been working with marble and granite for a long time now. It’s heavy work, but someone has to do it. The yard is usually full of slabs leaning against the walls. We have different types of stone depending on what we can get our hands on. Granite is tough, marble is a bit more delicate, and we handle both. People usually come in with measurements scribbled on pieces of paper. We walk them through the rows to show what’s available. It’s dusty work, especially when the cutting machines are running. We don’t wear suits here; it’s more about boots and sturdy clothes. The shop is basically a big workspace. We try to keep things moving so the inventory stays fresh. Sometimes the edges of the stone are sharp, so we tell everyone to be careful where they step. We aren't big on decorations in the office. A couple of chairs and a table for looking at plans is all we need. Dealing with local builders and homeowners keeps us busy enough. It’s just me and the guys making sure the orders are right. If you need some stone for a counter or a floor, this is where we do that work. Just a local business at the Housing Board. We like the stone business, even with the heavy lifting and the long hours every day.