VEIN CUT LIMESTONE

COYOTE HILLS SAW CUT

EAST MILL BLOCK 

GENEVA SAW CUT

COYOTE HILLS BLOCK

BEAR RIVER

APACHE CREEK ​

COPPER CANYON FIELDSTONE


SHADY GROVE BLOCK 

ASPEN STACK

GENEVA NATURAL

ROCKY MTN RUSTIC

BELGIAN RUBBLE

COYOTE HILLS LEDGE

AQUILLA CREEK

BERKSHIRE RUBBLE 

COPPER CANYON RUBBLE 

WILDWOOD RUBBLE

HYDE PARK BLOCK

DESERT WILLOW

ORO VALLEY

GENEVA LEDGE

WOODBURY

SAN MIGUEL

 Ledge are thin pieces of cut face stone. The ledge profile achieves the sleek stacked look that is popular in many places.

 Pieces are generally 2-6" in heights with random lengths.



COYOTE HILLS FIELDSTONE

SOUTHWOOD

​​​​Fieldstone I Collection

DESERT BUFF

SUTTER CREEK

GENEVA TUMBLED 

COLDWATER LEDGE

GENEVA CHOP

 Blockor ashlar is random, rough cut squares and rectangles.

  These pieces are cut from the quarry bed where iron and other minerals trapped in the natural stone seams create astonishing color and character. 

 Block pieces are generally larger and create a more stately look.  



​​​​Ledge I Collection

EAST MILL LEDGE

SAN ISIDRO

PATINA LEDGE

    Natural Thin          Stone Veneers

GENEVA BLOCK 

SEVEN LAKES 

​​​​Modern I Collection

SURREY BLOCK 

MILLWOOD RUBBLE 

CASCADE RUBBLE


EL MORRO RUSTIC

MOUNTAIN COVE

​​​​Rubble I Collection

MOHAVE STACK

GENEVA THIN STACK

OAKVILLE

​​​​Block I Collection

​  Fieldstones are irregular shaped stones. Many of the selections in this profile are surface stones, shaped by water, wind and sun, gathered by hand from across the Southwest and Rocky Mountains.

  In both color and shape each of these stones is completely unique.



COTTONWOOD

COPPER CANYON BLOCK

SHADY GROVE FIELDSTONE

COPPER CANYON LEDGE

WAGNER CANYON

BRANDYWINE

CASCADE

  ​​Our Modern Series  was conceived to meet the demand for straight lines and clean cuts.

  We can cut most colors in a variety of sizes or we can cut a combination of course heights.

​  Don't see what you are looking for? Contact us to come up with your custom look.



GENEVA TUMBLED BLOCK 

FLORENTINE

  Rubble is meant to resemble an old world look. 

​  Before the advent of modern quarrying equipment stone masons had to use whatever stone at their disposal.

​  These irregular multi-shaped stones carefully stacked create a stunning traditional Tuscan look.