Professionals
Built Around How You Actually Buy
Architects need dimensions and samples. Builders need delivery dates. Developers need phase three to match phase one. Different problems, different pages.
Miami Stone Veneer Specialists sells to six kinds of buyer, and they want almost nothing in common. An architect wants a dimensioned drawing and a physical sample eighteen months before anyone breaks ground. A GC wants to know it'll be on site Tuesday.
So rather than one "trade" page, there are six. Each covers what that buyer needs from us, what we need back, and the parts of the process that usually go wrong.
Choose your role
For Architects
You need dimensions, performance data, and a sample in hand before it goes in the set. All three, without a sales call.
View details →For Builders
Material that shows up when the wall is ready, not three weeks after. Stocked locally, delivered to site.
View details →For Developers
Phase three needs to match phase one. Consistent batching and reserved stock keep a multi-year project looking like one project.
View details →For Designers
Texture, colour, and how it photographs. Sample boxes go out the same week so you can put it in front of the client.
View details →For General Contractors
You're managing fifteen trades. Material supply shouldn't be the one that slips — and if you need a crew to set it, we know who's good.
View details →For Homeowners
Buying stone once in your life is hard. Here's the whole process, in order, with real numbers.
View details →Trade questions
Can I get a sample box? +
Yes, and it's free within South Florida. Tell us the collections you're considering and it goes out within a couple of days. For specification work we'll send full-size pieces, not chips — colour reads differently at scale.
Do you provide submittal documentation? +
Spec sheets, dimensioned drawings, and compressive strength data, in whatever format your submittal package needs.
Will you hold stock for a phased project? +
For volume orders, yes. We'll reserve product and batch it together so phase three still matches phase one. Concrete colour drifts slightly between batches — reserving upfront is how you avoid a visible seam between phases.
Do you do take-offs from drawings? +
Send elevations and we'll return a square footage and a piece count, including waste allowance. It's free, and it's usually more accurate than a quick measure on site.
Need specs, samples, or a take-off?
Send drawings or a square footage. Documentation comes back the same day, samples within a couple of days.