Uplit stone waterfall spilling into a swimming pool at dusk, with palms and lit stonework along the far edge

Chapin, South Carolina

Thirty years of stonework.

Carolina Stone Craftsman since 2018.

Outdoor kitchen at dusk, a lit granite bar top and grill run built into a stone baseOutdoor Kitchens & Bars
Timber pavilion with a full stone fireplace and chimney, uplit against the evening skyPavilions & Chimneys
Navy kitchen with a stone arch surround over the range and a farmhouse sink under the windowKitchen Countertops
Fire-pit patio at dusk with a lit curved seat wall and planting behind itPatios & Fire Pits
Natural rock waterfall built from stacked boulders spilling into a swimming poolWaterfalls & Pool Decks
White marble vanity top with an oval undermount basin and a raised backsplashBathrooms & Vanities
Broad lit stone stairway climbing through planted beds toward a house

What we do

One brand, one standard, two things we make.

Ethen Del Priore has worked stone for thirty years. He and Rebekah founded Carolina Stone Craftsman in 2018 and built it around a single standard, applied the same way whether the stone ends up on a kitchen island or across the back of a house.

Inside, that means granite, quartz and marble surfaces — countertops, vanities, fireplace surrounds. Outside, it means outdoor kitchens, pool decks, fireplaces, chimneys, patios and hardscape. Design, fabrication and installation happen under one roof: one crew, stone to finish. One contract, one point of contact, no subs pointing at each other when something needs to be made right.

How it works
Tall stone chimney breast rising through a vaulted white room, styled and litInterior Fireplace Surrounds
Outdoor stone fireplace beside a swimming pool at dusk, with styled seating in front of itOutdoor Fireplaces & Chimneys
The Carolina Stone Craftsman showroom floor, with a stacked-stone arch display and a member of staff talking to a customer

We built a showroom.

Most stone guys work out of a truck. Stand inside our work first — 2010 Chapin Rd, Chapin SC 29036.

Dark bathroom vanity with a dark granite top and a gold vessel sinkVanities & Basins
Blue granite coping wrapping a spa and the edge of a pool deckPool Coping & Spa Surrounds

Our stone

Six materials. One decision.

Almost every job we are asked about could be built well in three of the six. What settles it is where the surface lives, how it will be used, and which slab you stand in front of and want.

See all six in full
Large dark granite kitchen island under pendant lights, with a wood hood over the range behind it
Granite

Natural, quarried, no two slabs alike. Hard, heat-tolerant and forgiving of a working kitchen.

Engineered quartz vanity top with an oval undermount basin over a wood vanity
Quartz

Engineered, so the slab is consistent end to end and non-porous. It never needs sealing.

Quartzite top on a window bench and open shelving against a navy wall
Quartzite

The look people want from marble with the hardness of granite. Directional veining, not a speckle.

White marble corner run beside a bank of wall ovens
Marble

The softest of the six and the most beautiful. It etches, it patinas, and that is the point.

Natural stone facade on a two-storey house at dusk
Natural stone veneer

Real stone cut thin: chimneys, columns, outdoor kitchens, the front of a house. The stone is the finish.

Flagstone floor on a covered porch between timber posts
Paving stone

Flagstone, brick and pavers chosen for grip and for what ten Carolina summers do to a joint.

Restaurant bar and dining room with stone columns and a stone bar top

Commercial and hospitality

The same standard, at building scale.

Restaurants, offices, retail build-outs and multi-unit work run through the same shop and the same crew as a kitchen island.

  • Bar tops, reception, restrooms

    Measured, fabricated and installed by the people who will stand behind it.

  • Exterior stone, columns and entrances

    Facades, entrance surrounds and subdivision monuments, built as masonry rather than cladding.

  • The number is settled before the first cut

    Commercial work is unforgiving of surprises, so nothing is left on an allowance.

See commercial work
Brookshire subdivision monument sign in stone above a planted bedSubdivision Entrances
Royal Creek subdivision entrance built as a stone monument wallStone Monuments
Stone entrance column with a carved WF monogram beside a residential streetEntrance Columns

How it works

The Backyard Blueprint Walkthrough.

A private, no-pressure design session at the Chapin showroom. Anyone can show you a computer render that never matches the finished room. We draw your space by hand and lock the number.

Book the walkthrough
What happens — free

The Backyard Blueprint Walkthrough

  • Tour the showroom, the pavilion and the covered slab gallery
  • Hand-pick your stone in person, by eye, not from a sample chip
  • Spend the hour with a master craftsman rather than a salesperson
  • A hand-drawn concept of your own space
  • A fixed all-in price
  • The See It Built tour — stand inside a completed build near you
The Locked Price Guarantee

“The number we quote is the number you pay. No allowances. No surprise change orders. One crew, one contract, one price.”