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Is it safe to clean a gravestone? What if I cause damage? The questions families ask us most, answered plainly so you can approach the task with confidence.
A quarter-by-quarter checklist for keeping a memorial sound through the year — inspection, gentle cleaning, debris clearing and winter protection.
Grave marker maintenance is far more than a chore. It is a tangible act of love that keeps a name legible for the generations still to come.
The Rodriguez family plot, interred in the 1940s, had been lost to lichen and rust staining. Here is exactly how we brought it back.
California cemetery rules and local bylaws decide what you may do to a marker. Acting without permission risks damage, fines and liability.
Why markers tilt, sink or rock at the base — and why resetting and levelling is a precise professional job, not a weekend fix.
Open-air museums of funerary art. A reflective walking guide to the oldest and most significant resting places in the City of Angels.
The granite is not changing colour. Iron particles from soil, sprinklers or nearby metal are staining the surface — and it can be treated.
Some markers are safe to rinse yourself. Others need a conservator. Here is how to tell the difference before you pick up a brush.