Seattle, WA is a city of hills, water and very different homes, and the stone work we plan here follows that mix. A bungalow on Queen Anne, a condo with a view of Lake Union and a new townhome in Ballard each ask for their own approach, so we begin with the building before we talk about slabs.
Condo and high-rise projects commonly plan around access. Many condo buildings set freight elevator and install windows, so delivery and installation are scheduled around the building, and we raise that question at the very start. Hills and tight streets add a second layer, because steep blocks and limited parking make it worth deciding early how a large slab will arrive.
Older homes with out-of-square walls, common in Capitol Hill and elsewhere, are why we template digitally. The file records the room as it stands, so a countertop meets a crooked wall cleanly. Craftsman bungalows tend to suit honed or marble-look surfaces, while modern condos and townhomes lean toward integrated lighting and hidden details.
Stoneex Surfaces serves Seattle, Bellevue, the Eastside and the rest of King County. Tell us about your space through the quote form, or call (206) 200-6052 whenever you are ready for a free estimate.