Monument Services Group is part of H Memorial Group. We take care of a stone bought from any seller. Our crews check the plot, plan the work with cemetery staff, and send photos after each visit. From professional monument installation to foundations, repair, restoration and cleaning, one team helps you keep track of the work.
What you need
Monument services, end to end
Installation, cleaning, engraving, subscriptions & B2B — coordinated for your monument once cemetery coverage is confirmed.
They handled everything with our mother’s monument — delivery, cemetery coordination, installation and photos afterward. We live in another state, so knowing it was set correctly and respectfully meant the world to us.
Linda M.
Family, out-of-state
The deep cleaning and leveling completely transformed the family plot. The before-and-after photos were incredible, and now the stone looks like it did when it was first installed. We’re very grateful for the care they showed.
Emily R.
Family
We added dates and a portrait to an existing monument through their engraving team. Everything matched perfectly and was done right at the cemetery. Communication was clear from start to finish.
James P.
Family
Professional, respectful and organized. Our funeral home uses their installation and cleaning subscriptions. Families appreciate the photo reports, and we appreciate having a partner we can rely on.
Memorial Care Partner
Funeral home
Our family can’t visit often, so the cleaning subscription gives us peace of mind. Each visit comes with photos and notes. It truly feels like someone is watching over the place for us.
Andrea S.
Family
We ordered a new granite marker and had it delivered and set at the cemetery on schedule. The crew coordinated the permit and foundation work, kept us updated, and left the site clean. Everything was handled with real care.
Robert T.
Family
Common questions
Monument service questions, answered
How much does headstone installation cost?
Published planning ranges are a guide — roughly $700–$1,100 for flat or bevel markers, $1,200–$2,200 for uprights, and $2,500–$4,000 for benches — not a fixed quotation for a specific cemetery. Your price is set from the monument size, base and foundation, plot access, permits and cemetery rules. We give you a written, itemized quote before any work starts, with no hidden fees.
Can you install a monument at any cemetery?
We accept requests nationwide and confirm execution once coverage for your specific cemetery is verified. An individual cemetery may restrict outside installers, monument types or access. Share its written rules and the plot details before booking; we check the proposed work with cemetery staff and help with required permit paperwork. Acceptance is not automatic.
How long does monument installation take?
The schedule depends on the monument, cemetery permission, foundation readiness and access. Ask which dates are confirmed and which depend on another party. A general timeline cannot guarantee your setting date. We coordinate the work and provide final photos when installation is complete.
Do you clean and restore old headstones?
Yes. We clean stained and weathered stones with safe, cemetery-approved methods. Re-leveling is available after review. Cracks, unstable stones and faded lettering need an assessment before any repair method or outcome can be promised. This care helps an older memorial look clear and cared for again. Send photos so we can review the stone first.
Are you affiliated with the cemetery?
No. We are an independent monument company and part of H Memorial Group. You do not have to buy from the cemetery to use us. We work directly with cemetery staff so your installation meets their rules. Ask the cemetery to confirm access and permission before work begins.
What should you send before a crew visits the grave?
Send the cemetery name, the plot number, and a clear photo of the stone. Tell us what needs to change. You may need a new base, a name cut in stone, flowers, or help with a leaning marker. A close view and a wide view help show both the work and the path to the grave.
You do not need to know the trade terms. Say what you can see: the stone leans, the words are hard to read, or the base has sunk. Do not push or lift a loose stone to take a photo. Keep clear and let a crew check it. For a new stone, share the seller’s size and weight notes.
How does our team keep you informed?
Our headstone installation service lists flat markers, bevel markers, uprights, and benches. Each type needs a clear plan for its base and for access to the plot. Our crew checks the work with the cemetery, sets the stone, and sends final photos. You can review the result without a trip to the site.
Our founder, Arslan Hajiyev, ran a stone workshop in Makhachkala, Dagestan. That family trade is part of the story of H Memorial Group. Read the founder’s story and the shop’s checks for stone, joints, and bases on our About page. Our contact address is 3214 Craftsman Dr, Enid, OK 73703, United States.
How do New York and Washington families arrange cemetery work?
We serve New York and Washington as part of our all-50-state network. The office address is not a claim that a branch is next to your plot. Share the site address so we can check the right crew and access route for the job.
To ask for a quote, use our contact form or email sales@monumentservices.com. List the work you want, who can approve it, and any date that matters to your family. Ask which fees are in the quote before you book. Keep the quote and the final photos with the grave records.