Nationwide SHIPPING AND INSTALLATION

Dio + Co. has been delivering and installing cemetery monuments since 1934. Most cemeteries regulate the types of monuments placed on gravesites within their properties. These standards, policies, and guidelines designate the types of materials that can be used for the construction of a monument. The two most common materials permitted are bronze and granite.  Dio + Co. is renowned for the quality of the bronze and granite monuments we design and create.

Additionally, certain size restrictions may apply such as the length, width, and height of the monument. We take into account cemetery regulations before the monument production process begins.  We are diligent about acquiring this vital information before we finalize a purchase agreement with a client for a monument order. Monument types are also regulated by many cemeteries. Some cemeteries only permit flat bronze markers. Others permit both flat grave markers and upright monuments. In some cases, graveyards, memorial parks, and burial parks permit flat memorials, raised and upright memorials, slant memorials and bevel memorials. Some cemeteries also allow mausoleum memorials.

All carving and lettering is done in-house at the Dio + Co. Works Artisan Center by certified master carvers in the company’s 30,000 sq. ft. manufacturing space in Monaca, Pennsylvania. Monuments and memorials can be shipped nationwide. Upon request, we are always pleased to invite our clients to our main headquarters to see and touch the monuments we build, before it is delivered and installed at the cemetery, private address, or public space.

In certain situations, Dio + Co. will perform monument delivery, installation, and assembly services for individuals, other monument dealers, and other businesses and organizations even though the monument was not purchased from us. Please call 878-201-3578 for more information if you need a monument or memorial delivered and installed.

Upon request, Dio + Co. can remove monuments, statues, and/or headstones from cemeteries and memorial parks. In situations where the monument needs to be replaced, we can also design and build a new memorial to replace the one that was removed. When we remove a monument from a cemetery, we hoist and remove it with our monument setting crane truck. We receive permission from the cemetery and the plot owner before removing a monument from a cemetery. This service is usually performed when a gravestone or cemetery structure cannot be repaired on-site or needs to be replaced.