Incorporated in 1952
More than 70 years veteran-owned and family operated
Incorporated in 1952
More than 70 years veteran-owned and family operated
While the color will vary slightly from piece to piece, this product contains only the classic blue shades that NY / PA bluestone is known for.
For more information see the "Natural Cleft Finish" tab at the top of this page
Not all bluestone is blue! Some call it "flagstone" but for a historic or natural look choose full color range bluestone. Blue, brown, green, black and other shades between...
For more information see the "Natural Cleft Finish" tab at the top of this page.
When consistent dimensions and smooth texture are your preference, choose Thermal Pattern bluestone.
Available in both blue and full color ranges.
For more information see the "Thermal Finish" tab at the top of this page
Bluestone Treads have the same uniform finish as Thermal Pattern, and are machine cut to ensure consistent dimensions.
1-1/2" or 2" thick are standard, but other thicknesses are available
For more information see the "Thermal Finish" tab at the top of this page
These large, randomly broken slabs of bluestone are perfect for patios, walkways or pool decks where a rugged look is desired. The large pieces are deliberately broken during installation to custom fit the space. Available in both natural cleft and thermal finishes.
For more information see the "Natural Cleft Finish" and "Thermal Finish" tabs at the top of this page
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Fieldstone is exactly what it sounds like, stone that was removed from famers' fields so it wouldn't break their plows. Fieldstone has a weathered texture from being exposed to the elements for many years.
For more information see the "Other Types of Bluestone" tab at the top of this page
Larger pieces of Fieldstone. Each pallet is unique. May contain a single stone or multiple.
For more information see the "Other Types of Bluestone" tab at the top of this page
Creekstone is very similar to Fieldstone, but the edges are smoothed and rounded from being under running water for so long.
For more information see the "Other Types of Bluestone" tab at the top of this page
Steppers are similar to natural cleft standup, but these pieces are meant to be used as rugged stairs or stacked in retaining walls.
For more information see the "Other Types of Bluestone" tab at the top of this page
Colonial is similar to natural cleft standup, but in smaller pieces.
It's usually used for building walls.
For more information see the "Other Types of Bluestone" tab at the top of this page
Tumbled bluestone is thermal pattern or small tread pieces that have been literally tumbled to smooth out the edges.
For more information see the "Other Types of Bluestone" tab at the top of this page
We give every customer the same level of dedication and care, regardless of purchase volume. Let us find the right stone for YOU!