Stone Fireplace Mantels in Fort Worth, TX

We cast stone fireplace mantels and surrounds in Utah and ship them to Fort Worth. Pieces come from standard profiles or from a drawing, cast to order either way, and the material allows zero clearance from combustible material, so the surround can meet the firebox opening with nothing holding it off.

One Neighborhood, Four Decades of Architecture

Fort Worth does something unusual. Westover Hills holds Colonial and Georgian Revival estates from the twenties, Tudor Revival houses with slate roofs and rough-cut limestone trim, midcentury houses from the fifties built around glass and light, and late-modern work from the sixties and seventies including a Pei house. They are on the same streets.

The common thread is masonry. These are heavy-exterior houses with strong rooflines, set back on large and often sloped lots, and the interiors tend to carry that weight inward.

What they want at the fireplace splits by era rather than by scale. The Tudor and Georgian houses take a substantial profile with real return depth and a shelf that projects. The midcentury and late-modern houses want the opposite, a flat band or a slim floating shelf, treated as part of the wall plane. Monticello, Mistletoe Heights and Ryan Place run to Tudor and Craftsman on smaller openings.

Spanning Periods From One Catalog

For a builder or remodeler working Fort Worth’s west side, the useful thing is that both ends come off one collection. The profile range covers the corbelled and deep-shelved pieces a Tudor room needs and the plain bands a modern one does, which keeps a single supplier relationship across jobs that have nothing else in common.

Matching a Tudor interior is worth a word of caution. Those rooms often have existing limestone or stone trim, and getting a new piece to sit beside old stone is a color question rather than a profile one. Samples before committing, every time.

For the modern end, contemporary fireplace surrounds in cast stone cover the restrained directions, and the stock collection holds both ends of the range.

Pricing and production time come from our team, by profile and count.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does one collection cover both period and modern houses?

Yes. The range runs from deep corbelled profiles to a plain square band, so both come off the same catalog.

Can you match a piece to existing stone trim?

Color is the harder half of that question. Order samples and compare them against the actual trim in daylight rather than against a photograph.

Will it work on a sloped-lot house with a walkout?

Yes. No special wall or floor reinforcement is necessary, which is why the material suits upper floors and additions.

Drawing a Fort Worth project? Send the openings, and we’ll tell you what fits.