Stone Guide

Natural Stone

Pennsylvania Bluestone

Pennsylvania bluestone is a dense, strong, fine-grained sandstone quarried in the northeastern United States, mostly in Pennsylvania and upstate New York. It is an excellent material for decks and patios as it resists cracking and won’t discolor. It easily can be separated into slabs of varying sizes, making it suitable for other architectural details such as steps, walls, building facades, interior floors, and fireplaces. Bluestone has a distinctive hard-yet-soft quality that makes it very appealing. It's not soft enough to bask and in the sun yes it’s smooth enough to walk and sit on - making Pennsylvania Bluestone a beautiful, comfortable and safe environment year-round.

Tennessee Crab Orchard

Tennessee Crab Orchard is a form of Sandstone that can only be found and quarried at the Cumberland Plateau in Tennessee. It is acknowledged for being a very hard stone, and high concentrations of silica made in the stone make it resistant to harsh weather conditions. Its color pattern is excessively marbled and includes rust, tan, orange, pink, brown, blue and grey. It can be used for patios, walkways, stepping stones, wall caps, and fireplace hearths.

Pavers

Pavers are stone made of concrete, natural stone, clay brick or even porcelain. Typically, they are small pieces that vary in size. They are durable and adapt to climate variations and seasonal changes. Pavers are low maintenance and will easily last from 30 to 50 years

Techo Bloc

Unilock

Belgard

Tennessee Fieldstone Boulder Walls

Fieldstone boulders make an absolutely phenomenal building material. They never suffer from weathering or erosion and salt degradation has no impact on them whatsoever. The weight of these boulders allow for movement in the earth and high-pressure build-up in the soil, without compromising the walls integrity.

Manufactured Stone/Block

Manufactured Stone is often as striking and beautiful as the material it emulates. Manufactured stone is a manmade material designed to replicate the look of natural stone in a variety of architectural applications ranging from exterior facades to unique statement walls. Manufactured stone vary in an array of shapes, sizes, and color degradations that allow for a range of styles, giving you the creative freedom to design the space you envision. From traditional, to contemporary, manufactured stone and block blend with most any other material and color.

Masonry

Masonry is the art and craft of building and fabricating in stone, clay, or concrete block. Construction of poured. Stone Veneer & brick masonry can make for beautiful and lasting outdoor statement pieces that forefront the layout of your environment. Masonry is known for its skilled craftsmanship and offers a higher end finish

Stone Veneer

Brick

Tennessee Fieldstone Accent Boulders

Accent boulders can take a bland landscape and take it to a new level of natural beauty. many types of boulders in various colors, textures, shapes and sizes fit for a variety of uses, from waterfall elements to stone garden benches.

Tennessee FieldStone Steppers

Tennessee Fieldstone Steppers combine relatively large size with very natural looking color variation. These are ideal for rustic settings - like stairs on a nature trail or an organic looking staircase.

Snapped Tennessee Crab Orchard Steps

A stone guillotine snaps the stone into steps with modestly irregular edges. The look is natural, but there are more predictable edges to the step. The edge lines are straighter than natural edge steps, which can make the steps easier to use for all ages.

Tennessee Crab Orchard Cobbled Edgers

are made to provide a stone-like edge to separate gardens, flower beds, trees, and shrubs from your lawn. The cobble edger allows you to make straight or curved edges. They also are great to border walkways, and are commonly used as curbing along driveways or sidewalks to help channel water to a drainage outlet. Tennessee Crab Orchard Cobbled Edgers also are great to border walkways and are commonly used as curbing along driveways or sidewalks to help channel water to a drainage outlet.

Tennessee Crab Orchard Stepping Stones

are a good choice for walkways because of their non-slip textured surface. Flagstones are a good size for walkways providing easy stepping stones, and when dry, laid flagstones create a permeable walking surface that absorbs water.

Slate Chips

are flat disks of chipped slate that are about 5"-1" across. They have a beautiful dark blue and gray color that will enhance virtually any landscape and are easy to walk on. They lie down flat and pack in well, so they also make a great walkway material. Slate Chips vary in sizes from 1 inch to 3 inches in diameter. Different sizes of slate chips can be used for an array of applications from relaxed walkways and patios, to ground cover and erosion control. The durability in slate chips make for a permanent statement to your landscape.

Cane Riverstone

is a water-worn stone with a smooth texture, soft shape and interesting color patterns. Cane Riverstone is great for making functional drainage swales beautiful, and is sometimes used as ground cover in beds or veneer for walls and fireplaces.

Pea Gravel

Pea gravel is a great option for garden walkways, rustic patios and decorative, permeable fill-in joints for flagstone. Pea gravel comes in sizes from 1/8 inch to 3/8 inch, about the size of a pea, and in a range of natural colors like buff, rust brown, shades of gray, white, and translucent. Pea Gravel has a smooth, appealing texture as a result of weathering. Pea Gravel prevents weeds, improves drainage, presents erosion, and serves as a rodent barrier if used around the house.