Granite Ledger Designed by City Monument Company of Miami

The granite ledger pictured above honors Claude Scemla. The City Monument Company designs granite ledgers, grave covers, full and half ledger grave markers, bronze grave ledgers and slabs for families in Miami, South Florida, Miami-Dade County and the Caribbean Islands. We design and manufacture ledgers in our production facility in Miami, Florida. Once they are finished, we then deliver them to cemeteries in South Florida or ship them to various locations outside of South Florida. Call 305-594-4628 if you are interested in purchasing a ledger similar in style to the one pictured on this page. We will be happy to provide you with a price estimate.

Ledgers, like flat, flush or lawn level markers, are designed to lie flat on the ground. Ledgers are granite pieces sized to cover the entire grave, in most cases. Grave covers are granite slabs that are often placed in front of a cemetery memorial or headstone. Granite ledgers, in contrast to traditional erect cemetery monuments, cover the actual grave. You will see these types of memorials in cemeteries located in Miami, Florida and neighboring communities. We manufacture ledgers in different sizes and colors of granite. Bronze is often added to a ledger to increase its aesthetic appeal. We design individual ledgers that pay tribute to one person. We also design double or companion ledgers that memorialize two people, usually a husband and wife. Granite grave covers and bronze ledgers may be used alone or may be combined with other types of cemetery memorials, headstones, tombstones, gravestones and monuments. Ledgers can be personalized by our designers with unique carvings, finishes, symbols, lettering, shapes, colors, artwork and textures in order to memorialize the unique life of a loved one, relative or family member. Names, inscriptions and birth and death dates are usually carved or etched into ledgers. The designers at the City Monument Company can also include bronze elements such as cast bronze vases which are often set in the center of the ledger at the top. Other options for additions to ledgers include laser etchings, porcelain photos or portraits and bronze plaques.