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Laser Etched Monument Maintenance

Posted: June 10, 2016 in Granite, Headstone Maintenence, Help, How To, Laser Etching, Memorial Monument, Memorial Monument Inforamtion, MIke's Laser Etching, Monument Care, Online Purchasing, Sartin Memorials, Traditional Monument, Uncategorized
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As with anything which is sitting out in the weather, it is important to remember to maintain your Laser Etched Memorial Monument. This is an extremely easy thing to do and we recommend that you complete maintenance at least once or twice a year. It is a very fast and easy process and will only require the following:

-A bottle of Windex

-Several soft cloths (we recommend white washcloths)

-A tube of WHITE Oil-Based Block Printing Ink (*See Below For Ordering Details)

-A razor blade if necessary

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Here at Mike’s Laser Etching, we use Speedball Oil-Based Block Printing Ink as our highlight. It is very important that you be sure that you purchase pure white ink. If you choose to purchase the Speedball brand, the color number you should order is 3553. You can order a tube of Speedball by clicking on the below link:

https://sartinmemorialsblog.com/2014/06/18/order-your-laser-etching-highlight-online/

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The first step to the 6-12 month maintenance process is to clean the monument with Windex. Liberally spray the Windex over the entire polished area of your monument. Wipe clean using circular motions and don’t be afraid to apply pressure if necessary to clear the polished area of all dirt and debris. If you find that there is tree sap or something else which is not coming off of the monument, carefully use the razor blade to scrape of the substance. Although you do need to be careful not to cut yourself, the razor blade, if used correctly, will not damage the granite.

Once you are sure the monument is free of dirt and grass, it is time to refresh your highlight. First, place several small dots of the ink on the area of the laser etching. You will notice that a little goes a long way when it comes to the highlight. For a 24″ x 12″ Flush Marker with a full laser etched scene, it will take no more than a nickel size dot of ink to cover the full laser etching.

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Once you have the ink on the stone, use your cloth to begin rubbing the highlight into the etched areas in small circular motions. You will immediately see a difference in the brightness of your laser etching. Once all of the laser etchings have been covered, use the cloth to wipe the excess ink off. After you have removed all of the excess, throw away the cloth. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO WASH THE INK OUT OF THE WASHCLOTHS.

So long as you follow these instructions and consistently maintain your monument, you will be able to enjoy the laser etched monument for years and years to come. Generations through the years will be able to appreciate the beautiful and unique monument you designed for your loved one(s) and that is our goal here at Mike’s Laser Etching/Sartin Memorials.

If you are interested in learning more about our custom laser etched monuments and tiles, call us today at 877-836-0332 or email our sales team at sara@mikeslaseretching.com.

The Best Of Both Worlds: Traditional Gray Granite On Which You Can Laser Etch

Posted: February 3, 2016 in Granite, Laser Etching, Memorial Monument, Memorial Monument Inforamtion, MIke's Laser Etching, Online Purchasing, Sartin Memorials, Traditional Monument
Tags: cemetery marker, custom design, custom monument, custom tombstone, grave marker, headstone, laser etched design, laser etched monument, laser etching, mike's laser etching, monument, sandblasted monument, sartin memorials, tombstone

Over the years, laser etching and Jet Black granite monuments have become more popular then the more traditional colors and designs. However, there are still those clients who would like to have a laser etched photo or design included on their loved one’s monument, but who do not care for the dark granite. In order to help these clients to get exactly what they would like, we are now stocking traditional Gray granite monuments with a Jet Black inlay.

These monuments are available in both the traditional companion size (MK58) and the single size (MK56) upright monument.

The Companion Monument is shown below. This monument features a 36″ x 6″ x 24″ upright die and a matching 48″ x 12″ x 6″ rock pitched base. The base is wide enough to allow for the addition of two matching granite flower vases.

Gray w Inlay

The Single Monument is shown below. This monument features a 20″ x 6″ x 24″ upright die and a matching 32″ x 12″ x 6″ rock pitched base. The base is wide enough to allow for the addition of two matching granite flower vases.

Single Gray with Inlay

Filing a Claim Under Sartin Memorials/Mike’s Laser Etching Lifetime Warranty

Posted: June 25, 2014 in Granite, Headstone Maintenence, Help, Laser Etching, Memorial Monument, Memorial Monument Inforamtion, MIke's Laser Etching, Monument Care, Sartin Memorials
Tags: broken, broken memorial, broken monument, broken tombstone, claim form, contract, damage claim form, full monument, laser etching, lifetime warranty, memorial, memorial damage, mike's laser etching, monument, monument damage, old memorial, photographs, purchase contract, sandblasted, sartin memorials, tombstone damage, warranty, warranty claim form

Upon the purchase of a monument from Sartin Memorials/Mike’s Laser Etching, you will have received a copy of our LIfetime Warranty. If at any time, you believe that you have an issue which should, or may be, covered under the lifetime warranty, we ask that you take the following steps to file a claim with us:

1. Take clear photographs of all of the damaged area, both up close and of the full monument.

2. Find your original purchase contract to reference.

3. Contact us to request a Memorial Damage Claim Form to complete. Below is a link which will take you to an example of the Memorial Damage Claim Form.

4. Complete the Memorial Damage Claim Form completely and forward to us, along with the photographs of the damage. These can be mailed to us at PO Box 184 St George’s, De 19733 or emailed to us at info@mikeslaseretching.com. (Please be sure to keep a copy of everything submitted if you are mailing your claim. Although we typically return all original photographs being used in the design process immediately, we will be retaining any photographs submitted with a damage claim for our own records.)

5. Contact us to verify that we have received the form and photographs no earlier then 24 hours after you have emailed and 7 days after you have mailed the form and photographs.

6. Allow us 30 days to review the claim form and photographs.

Question Of The Week: Why Is The Laser Etched Image On My Monument Fading?

Posted: June 16, 2014 in Granite, Headstone Maintenence, Help, How To, Laser Etching, Memorial Monument, Memorial Monument Inforamtion, MIke's Laser Etching, Monument Care, Online Purchasing, Sartin Memorials
Tags: block printing ink, cemetery, climate, downpours, Florida, flush marker, highlight, humid, ink, installed, laser etching, local cemetery, memorial monument, mike's laser etching, monument, oil based, oil based ink, rainy, sartin memorials, shipped, speedball, stone, washcloth, Washington, wet, WHITE INK, why, Windex

Over the years, we have received many a panicked telephone calls from clients, advising us that the laser etching was disappearing off of the monument they purchased from us. Much to their relief, this is never the case. In reality, what is happening is that the highlight which is added to every laser etching prior to the monuments being shipped out or installed into a local cemetery, needs to be refreshed. This is an extremely easy thing to do and we recommend that you refresh your highlight once every 5-10 years depending upon the effect your local climate has on the highlight’s longevity. In areas such as the state of Washington, where it is extremely rainy and wet, or the state of Florida, where it is humid, with frequent downpours, you will most likely need to refresh the highlight every 5 years. In areas such as Arizona and Texas, where the climate is dry, you will probably notice that you need not worry about the highlight except once every 10 years. In any case, no matter where you live, we recommend that you purchase a bottle of highlight as soon as you have purchased a laser etched monument.

When you see that your highlight needs refreshed, you will want to clean off the monument with Windex first. Once you are sure the monument is free of dirt and grass, place several small dots of the ink on the area of the laser etching. You will notice that a little goes a long way when it comes to the highlight. For a 24″ x 12″ Flush Marker with a full laser etched scene, it will take no more than a nickel size dot of ink to cover the full laser etching.

Once you have the ink on the stone, use an old washcloth to begin rubbing the highlight into the etched areas in small circular motions. You will immediately see a difference in the brightness of your laser etching. Once all of the laser etchings have been covered, use the washcloth to wipe the excess ink off, After you have removed all of the excess, throw away the washcloths. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO WASH THE INK OUT OF THE WASHCLOTHS.

So long as you follow this instructions and keep your highlight fresh, you will be able to enjoy the laser etched monument for years and years to come. Generations through the years will be able to appreciate the beautiful and unique monument you designed for your loved one(s) and that is our goal here at Mike’s Laser Etching/Sartin Memorials.

If you are interested in learning more about our custom laser etched monuments and tiles, call us today at 877-836-0332 or email our sales team at sara@mikeslaseretching.com.

***Update***

Since publishing this blog, I have received many emails and messages asking where to purchase the Speedball Oil Based Block Printing Ink. Click the below link to visit the blog with this inforamtion.

https://sartinmemorialsblog.com/2014/06/18/order-your-laser-etching-highlight-online/

A New Featured Post: Learning The Language

Posted: June 11, 2014 in Uncategorized
Tags: blog, brand new, business, clarification, commonly used, definition, explanation, featured post, language, learning, link, memorials, mike's laser etching, monument, monument business, monument they want, monument word, monuments, sartin memorials, what exactly to ask for, words

After receiving so many messages asking for the definition of a specific “monument word” or for further clarification on what exactly to ask for in order to get the monument that they want, we here at Mike’s Laser Etching/Sartin Memorials have decided to create a brand new featured post: Learning The Language.

At least once a week, we will be posting a Learning The Language blog with explanations and/or definitions of words that are commonly used in the monument business, but that are not exactly obvious to those who are unfamiliar.

Please feel free to comment or message us with words that you would like to learn about! Its always nice to help others better understand what it is we are talking about!

To read our very first Learning The Language blog, please click the link below:

https://sartinmemorialsblog.com/2014/06/11/learning-the-language-polish-levels/

UPGRADES: Adding A Vase

Posted: February 28, 2014 in Uncategorized
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UPGRADES: Adding A Vase

Even after walking through a cemetery or browsing images of completed monuments online, many of our clients don’t realize just how many customized options there really are when you purchase a monument. The specific type of “upgrades” available depends completed on the type of monument you are purchasing. However, one that applies to every monument we offer is the vase. Whether you are purchasing a single flush marker or a large custom family monument, a vase can be added to the design and often helps to complete the look of the monument.

Should I Add a Vase?

When deciding whether or not you should add a vase to your monument, there are a few things you should ask yourself. The first and most important is: Am I allowed to add a vase? I have discussed the rules and restrictions that many cemeteries place on what can and cannot be used on plots within their cemetery. These restrictions may state that a vase is not permitted. Typically, you will find that cemeteries which only allow flush markers are the only ones which may have a problem with a vase being added to the marker. In most other cases, the cemetery will allow the vase, but may still have restrictions you will need to follow. Before going any further in the decision making process, you should first verify this information. Here at Mike’s Laser Etching/Sartin Memorials, we typically advise our clients to not only request a complete list of rules and regulations PRIOR to purchasing a plot in any cemetery, but to continue to request a completed list on a regular basis. This will ensure that you are aware of all restrictions, even new ones which may have been put into place after you purchased your plot.

Once you have checked to ensure that you are permitted to add a vase, you should then ask yourself: Am I going to use the vase? Do you currently drop flowers off at your loved one’s resting place? If not, would you if you had a vase to place them in? It is also important to remember that you can purchase artificial flowers to place in the vase if you are concerned about the vases being empty in the winter or if you cannot commit to visiting the cemetery often enough to keep fresh flowers and do not want the real flowers to wilt in the vase. The artificial flowers that are available now a days look so real that this is an option that many of our clients choose. Also keep in mind that there are vase options which will allow you to only use the vase when you choose to, storing it away when there are no flowers in it. Continue reading for more information on these options.

What Type of Vase Should I Choose?

Granite Vases

In general, there are two types of vases to choose from. The first, and the most common, is the Granite Vase. These vases come in a variety of shapes, sizes and colors and can be added to existing monuments. Clients will typically place either one or two vases, depending on the type of monument and the space available on the base. A granite vase is stationary and will collect rain water. In order to prevent the water from freezing, expanding and then cracking the vase, each granite vase has a small hole in the bottom back to allow the water to drain. However, because the hole is not at the very bottom, the vase will still hold enough water to keep cut flowers fresh for an extended period of time. Because a vase is not typically required by a cemetery, it is completely up to the individual client’s preference.

Something unique to the granite vases is the ability to add designs. From time to time, a client has a picture or lettering that they would really like to be included on the monument, but that just doesn’t fit with the layout. When this happens one option is to add the picture or lettering to the vase. As with any granite, the granite vases can be laser etched or sandblasted, depending upon the color. Below are two examples of clients who chose this option:

Metal Vases

In addition to the Granite Vase, we also offer Metal Vases. All of our metal vases are designed to “drop down” in to the monument when they are not being used, as shown below:

The plus side to this is that when the vase is not in use, you can flip it over and drop it down in the monument. The cemetery may have restrictions as to when the vase can be upright. As I mentioned earlier, it is always important to request a full list of their rules and regulations. As with the granite vases, metal vases are available in a variety of shapes and sizes. However, in addition to the typical colors, such as black, gray and pink, the metal vases are also available in colors such as green, red and gold. These colors allow for a bit of extra personalized touch. Unfortunately, it is not as simple to add the drop down vases to an existing monument as it is the granite vases, as a hole must be drilled in order for the vase to sit in the monument and drop down correctly. Therefore, we only recommend the metal vases for new monuments.

Just as the granite vases have the unique option of being able to laser etch or sandblast an image or lettering onto the vase, there is a way to use the metal vase to add a little personality to the monument. Typically, the vase is either on one or both sides of the monument, or in the case of a drop down vase, it is placed in the center or in one of the corners. Instead of choosing one of these options, you can also choose to have the drop down vase placed on the top of the monument. This option is especially useful if the base does not have ample room to add a vase on one or either side of the upright die. A picture of one such monument is below:

For a full list and images of all of the vase options, please visit the Flower Vase Options page of our website at: http://mikeslaseretching.com/headstone_flower_vases.html

Contact us toll free at 877-836-0332 or by email at info@mlestones.com for additional inforamtion or to place your order!

Why Buy MIKE’S LASER ETCHING/SARTIN MEMORIALS?

Posted: February 15, 2014 in Uncategorized
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WHY BUY MIKE’S LASER ETCHING/SARTIN MEMORIALS?

When it comes time to purchase a monument for your loved one(s), here at Mike’s Laser Etching/Sartin Memorials, we understand that you have an overwhelming number of monument companies to choose from. Whether you are looking to purchase a monument from a local company or an online company, it can often be difficult to decide which company you are going to put your faith in to create the vision you have for your loved one’s memorial. Because this is an extremely important purchase, one that you want to ensure is done perfectly, it is important to know why you should choose one company over the others. In order to help you to understand why Mike’s Laser Etching/Sartin Memorials is your best choice, we have come up with a list of the 10 biggest reasons you should purchase your monument from us.

#1- WE CARE Our priority is customer service! Please allow us to assist with creating a beautiful headstone to honor your lost loved one at their final resting place.

#2- SAVE $$$ We are a direct importer of headstones. By cutting out the middle man, we can offer a high quality product at a much lower cost to the customer.

#3- FULL SERVICE COMPANY The only thing we don’t do is cut the rock out of the quarry! We handle your memorial from start to finish!

#4- HUGE INVENTORY 700+ headstones in stock & more arriving every month! We offer the largest selection of in stock stones in the Tri-State Area!

#5- CUSTOM MEMORIALS If we don’t have the perfect memorial for your loved one in stock, we’ll get it! With our Custom Memorial Service, the perfect stone can be completed & installed in approximately 60-90 days!

#6- EXPRESS SERVICE Want it by a certain date? With our express service option your loved one’s memorial can be completed & installed in time for special life events (ex: birthdays, holidays, etc.), in as little as one week!

#7-GRAPHIC DESIGN Schedule an appointment with one of our Graphic Artists and they will turn your ideas into a beautiful custom memorial right before your eyes!

#8- ORDER ONLINE Save time & order from your home! Visit our website, sartinmemorials.com, select a memorial, then call or email us. We will work with you by phone, email, fax, mail….. whatever works best for you!

#9 SHIPPING Not Local? We can ship your memorial to any cemetery in the U.S.A., even Alaska or Hawaii!

#10 EXPERIENCE & KNOWLEDGE Owner, Mike Walter, has been in the cemetery memorial business for over 40 years. Mike & his knowledgeable & dedicated staff have the experience to get the job done right!

We have found, in speaking with our clients, that these 10 reasons were the biggest factors in their decision to work with us.

To hear what our clients have to say about us in their own words, visit the Testimonials page of our website at: http://mikeslaseretching.com/testimonials.html

For more information, or to get started purchasing a monument, give us a call toll free at 877-836-0332, email us at info@mlestones.com or if you live in the Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania or New Jersey, feel free to stop by one of our 5 display lots to meet with a representative today!

Question of the Week: What Do You Mean By “Custom Design”?

Posted: February 5, 2014 in Uncategorized
Tags: bevel marker, butterfly monument, clearance monuments, concept, custom designs, custom monument, customization, design, dragon monument, epitaphs, etched, finished monument, flush, full monument, graphic artist, honor your loved one, jet black granite, laser etched, midnight black granite, mike's laser etching, monument, poems, popular, portrait, resting place, sandblasted, sartin memorials, sculpted, slant monument, unique and personalized monument, upright

What Do You Mean By “Custom Design”?

Anyone who has ever visited our website, (www.mikeslaseretching.com), will have seen that we frequently mention that we offer “Custom Designs” and “Custom Monuments”. So, what do we mean by this? The best way to explain this is by showing you some examples of custom designs and monuments we have created for our clients.

Custom Design

With the purchase of most of our monuments*, a custom design on the front of the monument is included. With a flush or bevel marker, there is only one side visible once the marker is installed in the cemetery, thus a custom design can be placed on this side of the marker. In the case of an upright or slant monument, a custom design can also be added to the back of the monument for an additional charge**.

Most often, a custom design will be laser etched, as the detail that is included can only be visible if the design is laser etched. While we have created custom sandblasted designs, it is important to keep in mind that a sandblasted design must be simple line art. Therefore, we are much more limited when it comes to a sandblasted design. Whether or not we are able to place a custom laser etched deign on a monument depends completely upon the color of the granite. In order to obtain the highest quality completed design, we recommend only our Jet Black granite, as it is the darkest black and allows even extremely small details to remain visible. Although it is possible to laser etch designs on our Midnight Black granite, we only recommend designs which are not extremely detailed and we rarely ever advise that a portrait be etched on the Midnight Black. For additional information on determining what types of design can be added to which colors of granite, visit our blog:

One of the custom designs which is most popular with our clients is one which covers the full monument. We frequently receive requests to create a scene using several images that the client has or has found on our website. An example of a design that I just created for a client is below:

This scene was created using the below images:

As you can see, we made several changes in order to create the final look the client was interested in. The background scene is a picture we found of a back road in Ohio, which is where our client is from and where Mr. Stanley often road his motorcycle on roads such as these. However, in order to use this image, I had to remove the person in the image riding a scooter. After doing so, we placed the image of Mr. Stanley in the background, adjusting the size and flipping it the opposite direction in order to ensure that it looked natural. We also added a slight shadow beneath the motorcycle, which also ensures the natural look of the image.

Keep in mind that the above design is the most extreme case of customization. We are also able to create custom designs using our own images and/or epitaphs and poems. Below is a perfect example of a customized monument:

These are just two examples of custom designs that we have created for our clients. Each of the representatives at Mike’s Laser Etching/ Sartin Memorials are certified Graphic Artists. With the technology now available to us, we can create just about anything our clients are looking for. There is no better way to honor your loved one than to create a unique and personalized monument to be placed at their resting place.

Custom Monument

In addition to the custom designs we are able to create for monuments, we are also able to create a completely custom monument. We are able to do this, while still charging a reasonable price, because we work directly with the quarries and granite manufacturers. It is because of this direct relationship with them that we are able to work with our clients to create a sketch of the design they are looking for, and forward it to the granite manufacturer with the exact dimensions. The monument is then created and shipped out to us. Once it arrives at our shop, we then add the names, pictures and any designs that the client has requested.

Below is an example of a custom monument we ordered for a client:

This is the concept created by our Graphic Artists, using the information the client had provided about what she was looking for. Once the client had approved the concept, it was forwarded to the manufacturer, along with the dimensions, to be created.

The dragon in the process of being sculpted.

The finished monument, after we had etched the image, name and dates.

The front and back of a custom butterfly monument.

For more information on ordering a custom monument or a monument with a custom design, visit our website at http://www.mikeslaseretching.com, email us at info@mlestones.com or call us toll free at 877-836-0332.

*Our clearance monuments do not include custom designs in the cost of the monument.

**Please contact us to discuss the addition of a design to the back of a monument.

PURCHASE YOUR MONUMENT FROM THE COMFORT OF HOME!

Posted: January 7, 2014 in Uncategorized
Tags: beautiful and unique monument, certified graphic artists, clients all over the united states, customer satisfaction, delaware, from the comfort of your own home, home bound, in home appointments, in home sales, local sales lot, loved one, maryland, mike's laser etching, monument dealers, monument online, monument sales, online monument purchase, online sales, pennsylvania, purchase at home, purchase online, sales options, sales staff, sartin memorials

Typically, when you think of purchasing a monument for your loved one, I’m sure you would picture making an appointment and driving to a local sales lot. Traditionally, this is how most monument dealers present their products to a client. While Mike’s Laser Etching/Sartin Memorials does still offer this type of monument sales, we also offer two other sales options which have not only allowed us to work with clients from all over the United States, including as far away as Hawaii and Alaska, but have also allowed us to work with clients who prefer not to or unable to come in person to a sales lot. It is our goal here at Mike’s Laser Etching/Sartin Memorials to ensure that our clients are able to purchase and design a unique and beautiful monument for their loved one, while understanding that this is one of the most difficult purchases they have ever had to make.

IN HOME APPOINTMENT

Contact 877-603-8484 (Mary B) or 877-836-0332 (Sara Jordan) or to schedule an in home appointment. We can travel a reasonable distance and have staff who live in Maryland, Pennsylvania and Delaware, all who are able to travel for an in home appointment. We have found that these types of appointments help with those who are home bound and are not comfortable working via email to create and purchase a monument. We are able to create previews, draw up contracts and take payments, all from the comfort of your own home.

ONLINE SALES

Email our sales staff at info@mlestones.com or give us a call at 877-836-0332 to start your online monument purchase. Our sales staff, most of whom are also certified graphic artists, will work with you over the phone and via email to create and purchase a unique and beautiful monument. In today’s society, you can purchase just about anything online. But, most people don’t know that you can also purchase a monument for your loved one online as well. We can work via the telephone and internet with clients who are both local and non-local. We typically determine whether or not the cemetery in which the stone will be installed is within travel distance for our setting crew on the first phone call or email. If our setting crew can install the monument, we will include the cost of this installation in the price quote. If the cemetery or a local monument company needs to do the monument installation, although we do often assist with any applications or information the cemetery requires, the cost of installation would not be included in the total sales price. We have found that people from all over the country prefer to work with us for several different reasons, the most important being that we are customer satisfaction oriented, as well as offering some of the lowest prices in the United States. Purchasing a monument online is simple. If you can purchase clothing online, there is no reason you can’t purchase your monument online as well!

Mike’s Laser Etching/ Sartin Memorials Lot Locations

Posted: January 7, 2014 in Uncategorized
Tags: appointment, avondale sales office, chestertown sales office, delaware monument dealer, elkton sales office, local monument sales, maryland monument dealer, middletown sales office, mike's laser etching, monument display, online sales, pennsylvania monument dealer, sales staff, sartin memorials, st george's sales office

Call us today at 877-836-0332 to schedule your appointment to meet a member of our sales staff at one of our 5 local display lots. Our local monument displays and sales offices are located in areas which make us easily accessible to any clients who live in Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania and even New Jersey. We schedule appointments 7 days a week and can meet you anytime of the day that is best for you.

Sartin Memorials Locations

DELAWARE:

Main Office/Display: Located at 4376 Kirkwood Saint Georges Rd in Bear, DE , next door to Saint Georges Cemetery. This is where the designing, laser etching, and sandblasting happens! Our largest display of cemetery memorial sales in DE is located in Saint Georges, showcasing over 400 headstones
in over 15 different granite varieties. Although this location is staffed 6 days a week, to ensure a member of our staff will be available to assist you, please call Mike at 877-603-8484 or email us anytime atmikeslaser@comcast.net to set up an appointment. View satellite imagery of this location by visiting the following URL: http://www.wikimapia.org/10301526/Tyson-F-Sartin-Inc-and-Sartin-Memorials

Middletown Display: Located at 4843 Summit Bridge Road, Middletown, DE on Rt 301 in front of
Lan-Chester Sheds & next to Mr. Mulch. A convenient location for Southern Delaware’s Residents, this
33 monuments display offers a small sample of our products at our additional Delaware Headstone
Sales lot. Please call Mike at 877-603-8484 or email mikeslaser@comcast.net to set up an appointment for this location.

MARLYAND:

Elkton Sales Office/Display: Located at 792 West Pulaski Hwy in Elkton, MD next to the Rt. 40
Flea Market. Our Elkton location is a convenient place for Maryland Residence looking for a Maryland Monument Dealer. This location offers a display of over 100 monuments and an office to meet with
our sales staff. NEW HOURS: Monday – Friday 10 am to 6pm and Saturday & Sunday 9am to 3pm.
Evening & weekend appointments are welcome! Please call Sarah at 302-419-0065 or emailsarah@sartinmemorials.com to set up an appointment for this location.

View Sartin Memorials of Elkton’s Google Place Page at the following URL:http://maps.google.com/maps/place?hl=en&georestrict=input_srcid:8b4b44082cc681b3

Chestertown Sales Office/Display: Located at the corner of MD 213 and Fey Rd. in Kingstown, MD. This location offers a display of over 50 monuments. Please call Sarah at 302-419-0065 or emailsarah@sartinmemorials.com to set up an appointment for this location.

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Avondale Sales Office/Indoor Display: Located on the corner of Rt.41 and Ellicott Rd. This location offers a display of over 100 monuments and an office to meet with our sales staff. Please call Mike at 610-268-2358 or email pasales@sartinmemorials.com to set up an appointment for this location.

View Sartin Memorials of Avondale’s Google Place Page at the following URL:http://maps.google.com/maps/place?q=cemetery+memorials&hl=en&cid=16584215520856867338

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