Custom Cut, Natural Stone Supplier in North America

Natural stone is one of the most durable building materials available to man. Formed by processes which cannot be replicated, natural stone is often considered “the bones of the earth”. A quality natural stone can bear heavy loads, will not rot like wood or rust like metal, and stands up well to changes in temperature and erosion. Natural stone has been chosen as the material of choice by civilizations worldwide for thousands of years. The spectacular monuments left by these civilizations is a testament, not only to their skill, but also to the durability of the material they chose. 

Whether it’s a granite countertop, a historic work of art, or (our favorite) a retaining wall, natural stone is immensely versatile. Natural stone is able to be cut, shaped, or sculpted into almost any size or configuration and can be used indoors or out. Its natural durability makes it a great choice for high traffic areas, its density makes it a good candidate for structural applications, and its natural beauty fits nicely inside a home on countertops or fireplaces. Its many unique qualities make natural stone among the most versatile building materials on earth. 

The world of natural stone contains an immense variety. From gneiss to granite, marble to slate, limestone to sandstone, each type of stone is unique and specific to its location. Within each classification of stone are hundreds of different colors and textures. The mineral composition of each stone determines its unique qualities and characteristics. Whatever your preference, there is a natural stone out there for you!

Natural stone is the original green building material. Formed long before anyone worried about greenhouse gas emissions, natural stone requires significantly less energy to produce than concrete or steel and can last longer.  In many regions, quality building stone is found at or near the earth’s surface. 

Because of its composition, natural stone can often be reshaped and reused numerous times.  This is especially true of dry stone walls which are built without the use of bonding agents such as mortar.