{"id": "rg-660361b551", "tag": "Pricing", "title": "How to Read a Custom Stone Quote", "slug": "how-to-read-a-custom-stone-quote", "excerpt": "How to Read a Custom Stone Quote helps you budget a custom stone program before fabrication starts.", "content": "How to Read a Custom Stone Quote helps you budget a custom stone program before fabrication starts. Planning ranges on [Pricing](/pricing) are guidance only; a project quote lists line items after drawings are approved. Your contractor installs on site—Limaxin fabricates in Quyang and supports US delivery.\n\nArchitects, interior designers, builders, and estate owners use this page when the decision is still open—before a project quote is locked.\n\nStart with opening, site, or basin dimensions—or a marked-up drawing set. Confirm stone species, finish, and whether samples must match a named lot. Note carving level, piece count, and the Incoterm you need for US delivery.\n\nA useful project quote separates fabrication, packing, and freight. Lead time usually starts after shop-drawing approval and stone confirmation—not when the first email goes out.\n\n[Cost Guides](/resources/cost-guides) · [Pricing](/pricing) · [How we work](/how-we-work)\n\nNext step: Send opening or site dimensions, stone preferences, reference images, and project city for a planning-range conversation.", "image": "", "published": true, "resourceCategory": "cost-guides", "createdAt": "2026-08-31T12:22:00.250675Z", "viewCount": 0}