
Legacies Made Everlasting
Here to honor your loved ones with beautifully designed and expertly crafted monuments and memorials. Proudly family-owned and serving our Madera, California, community since 1991.
Quality Care & Craftsmanship

Exceptional Design
We offer fully customized headstones and monuments with designs that gracefully reflect the essence of your loved ones’ life. Our expert graphic artist will work with you and your family to create a memorial that is perfectly individualized to your preferences. Not sure where to start? View our Art Library for design inspiration.

Compassionate Service
At Accent Monuments, you can expect compassionate, straight-forward customer service that focuses on you and your family’s needs. We are here to support you by answering all questions compassionately, informing you about every step of the monument process fully, and ensuring the creation of your monument goes smoothly.

Premium, American Granite
Choose from a variety of genuine American granite options to create an enduring tribute for your loved one. Our granite is purchased domestically to ensure you receive a premium product that is both ethically-sourced and backed by warranty. All of our stones are engraved and processed by hand at our family run workshop in Madera, California.
Production times are currently: 8-10 weeks for Flat/Grass markers; 3-4 months for Slants; 3-4 months for Standard Uprights; 4-6 months for Custom Orders

Local & Family Owned
Accent Monuments was established in 1991 by Mark and Janet Peruch. We have proudly been serving the Madera community since then. The next generation of Accent Monuments is being carried on by family-friend, Lauren “Lou” Garrison. Our legacy is one of quality craftsmanship, beautiful design, and exceptional customer service.
Monuments & Products
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How long will it take for my loved one’s headstone to be produced?
Production times are highly variable. If we have your chosen granite color and shape/size in stock, standard production takes 8-10 weeks. Most uprights and/or special colors are considered “custom orders.” Custom orders may take anywhere from 3-6 months or longer, depending on where the granite is coming from, how big the monument is, and how much manufacturing is required to shape it to specifications. Our most current production time estimates can be found on the the lilac banner on the Home page.
How much will the headstone cost?
View our Monument Packages for standardized pricing on select headstones. We believe in price and production transparency. Our monument pricing always includes: Genuine American granite, artwork, delivery, and installation (if applicable). Some of our packages also include photo portraits. Bronze, oversized photo portraits or collages, custom paint/lettering, or add-on materials such as statues or vases would be an additional charge if any of those items are desired.
What are your payment policies? Do you accept payments or offer payment plans?
Headstone and monument orders are considered “custom” projects. Once the granite is engraved, it typically cannot be corrected, altered, or re-used. For this reason, all orders must be Paid In Full prior to any engraving or production occurring. Yes, we will accept payments over an extended period. BUT we will not order any production materials (ie. granite and photo portraits) until 50% of the total invoice has been paid and we will not begin production (this includes the engraving and processing of the stone) until the total invoice has been Paid In Full. Production time estimates will be extended if your order/invoice is unpaid or if you are planning on paying via a payment plan.
Do I have to deliver my loved one’s headstone to the cemetery myself?
No, not useless you would prefer to deliver it yourself. Delivery to any of the Madera Cemetery District cemeteries (including Arbor Vitae, Calvary, Oakhill, North Fork, and Raymond) is included with the purchase of your headstone. Delivery outside of the Madera Cemetery District may incur an additional charge.
Do you charge a fee for artwork or mock-ups?
No, we do not charge any fees for artwork or monument mock-ups. This gives you the opportunity to design and layout your loved one’s monument with no obligation to make a purchase. All artwork, including custom artwork that can be engraved and painted into the stone, are included in your purchase price. If you are ready to create your monument mock-up, schedule an in-office or Zoom appointment with us.
Where does the granite come from?
This depends on the color or kind of granite. Over 90% of our monuments last year were produced on American granite. Accent Monuments strongly favors domestic granite that is quarried and manufactured in the USA or Canada. We have two granite quarries right here in Central California. Our two local granite options are Sierra White from Madera County (about 80% of our monuments last year were this color) and Academy Black from Fresno County. To see where your chosen granite comes from and why we prefer American-sourced granite, see our Granite Colors page.
What areas do you service?
Our primary service area is Madera County, but we have also regularly produced headstones for families in Fresno, Merced, Tulare, Kings, and Mariposa counties. Accent Monuments is willing to service most of California as far north as Modoc county and as far south as San Diego county. We have even produced headstones for out-of-state clients and have been happy to make the drive east into our neighboring state, Nevada, on a handful of occasions.
How are your headstones made?
Each headstone produced by Accent Monuments is processed in-house by our family team in our family shop in Madera, California. We do not outsource any of our monuments for production overseas. Our production process involves machine-stenciling, hand-sandblasting, hand-painting, and hand-finishing. Each monument features deep-carve lettering to increase longevity of the name(s) and dates on the stone.
How do I clean and maintain my loved one’s headstone?
This is one of our most commonly asked questions at Accent Monuments. To make things easier, we have put together a Monument Care Guide and made it available here on our website for easy access. Simply click the link to view care instructions or download a printable guide. If you would like professional stone restoration service, please Contact Us to schedule cleaning or repairs.

Get In Touch
For questions, appointments, quotes, and more, please feel free to contact us today!
You may use the contact form here for your convenience, or email our shop directly at info@accentmonuments.com.
Reach us by phone: (559)661-7656
Drop by our office:
411 North I Street, Suite C
Madera, California 93637
Or contact Lou by text: (559)871-3253
(Please allow 24-48 hours response time)
Office Hours
Thursday – 11:00am to 6:00pm.
Friday – 11:00am to 6:00pm.
Saturday – 10:00am to 4:00pm.
Sunday – Closed.
Monday through Wednesday – Appointments available.
Closed for Easter, Thanksgiving, and for two weeks during end of the year holidays, including Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day.

Satisfaction Guaranteed
We know how challenging this process can be for you and your family. We want to reassure you that your loved one’s monument will rest in compassionate hands from start to finish. Your satisfaction is guaranteed. If for any reason you are not satisfied with the final product, we will work with you to make it right. We cherish the opportunity to serve you.

America First Commitment
We give preference to manufacturers, suppliers, and business partners who are USA-based and invested in American communities. Because, like you, we believe in supporting local businesses first. Our USA-based business partners are committed to the highest levels of quality and consistency, enabling us to express confidence in the final product you receive.

Built to Last
Our monuments are built to withstand the test of time. We use only the highest quality granite, giving preference to those sourced domestically in the U.S.A. Each of our monuments are produced using deep-carve sandblasting methods, creating a robust, long-wearing etch in the stone face that will withstand the elements for hundreds of years.












