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Theses pictures were taken while hiking the Colonel.
Theses pictures were taken while hiking the Colonel.
One of our most skilled do-it-yourself clients created this edged walkway and granite step installation. A big thanks for the business and the photos!
One of our largest projects over the past few years included nearly five-hundred feet of reclaimed granite curbing and a very unique set of granite steps.
There’s nothing better than getting creative with stone. We love coming up with one of a kind ideas that will truly separate your design from the rest. Our extensive inventory of granite and natural stone allows us to create any style or size bench you might have in mind. Email us today at stoneofnewengland@gmail.com
This stone has been sorted and palletized as a square and rectangular veneer. The client was interested in using the stones as quoins in a stone veneer.
We have dozens of pallets ready to be shipped out. Our stone is packaged in 3000lb pallets and hand selected for its uniformity.
We carefully split eight linear feet of granite edging. This material is being delivered to Maine next week. This is a great example of taking reclaimed granite and turning it into something useful.
We can hand split and size order for you. Please contact us today if you are interested in having custom stone work using salvaged stone.
Here are some great color swatches of granite in our yard. The blue/grey stone came from Charlton, Ma while the rust tones are on a stone from Grafton, Ma.
We love taking photos of stone. These are just some more examples of the uniqueness each stone presents!
These two stones measure almost ten feet across. They both have unique blue tones. The squarer of the two stones was salvaged from the Millbury Residence. It was a stone used in a roof of a cellar entrance. These are ideal for landings or center pieces for a natural flagging patio. Contact us today if you are interested in any type of natural stone.
We have access to sixty tons of oversized rustic stone slabs. These slabs have iron deposits which give them their red tones. These stones are NOT brittle and soft. Many of the stones are nearly five foot square and carry a 6″ thickness. Contact us today if you are looking for a great way to cover ALOT of ground. The price is right on this stuff!
These stones along with hundreds of tons of others were salvaged from a mill building in Auburn, Ma. The building was built in 1903 and housed a chain manufacturer. We have hundreds of unique elements from the building including granite lintels, keystones, trimstones and more.
Contact us today if your are interested in buying or selling granite salvaged from across New England.
This foundation stone was salvaged from a project on Route 67 in Warren, Ma. It is being reused as a step. We have a great inventory of colonial and turn of the century granite products. This includes foundations stones, fence posts, steps and slabs as well as unique items like Millstones and Wellstones. Contact us today for you reclaimed and salvaged stone needs.
We recently created four matching hitching posts for a customer. These stones measured 48″ long and were roughly 6″ square. We installed the hitching rings as well. We have the inventory to create any amount of granite posts. We us traditional splitting techniques to insure that every stone looks like it has been there for years. Contact us today if you are interested in granite posts of any sort.
We have been working hard to set up a client friendly yard. This includes sorting and organizing each and every stone. Our post display has proven to be a great success. With 8 posts sold in the first week I am sure it will be keeping us busy.
For years we have been carefully salvaging granite ans stone from across New England. It is with this great inventory that we are able to create one of a kind granite step sets. These sets can range from 24″-144″ wide. The average rise is 6″-8″ and some stones are as deep as 36″. If having a piece of history in your yard is exciting and important that contact us today! We have stones from barn foundation, farms, old churches and buildings.
This pile was intimidating to say the least. With over three thousand feet of stone in one pile it took nearly three weeks to sort and truck back to our yard. Most of the stones were in excess of seven feet and weighed close to 2000 or more pounds each. We were so fortunate to buy this granite. It was our first salvage attempt with this much material. We still have five hundred feet of the nicer step stock in Charlton, Ma. Contact us today @ 508.320.9781 for info on our granite curbing selection. If you have granite we would also love to speak with you. We are always looking to buy old curbing and granite from construction or demolition projects.
This is a project done two years ago and one we are still very proud of. This stone was milled down to the required thickness and all came from one piece of stone.
The stock came from a farm in New Ipswich, NH. It had earth brown tones with silver and black flecks lightly throughout the grain.
If you are interested in a one of a kind fireplace surround out of granite of stone please contact me @ stoneofnewengland@gmail.com
Hello everyone! I am happy…and sad, to say that we’ve found a home for these two beautiful pieces of granite. They have been in our inventory for almost three years. I have passed up many offers knowing one day both posts would be used side by side and not split up. I will be sure to have pictures of the installation when it is complete.
Here are landings sorted. It is important that all the variables be met including 8″ of rise. These stones are 10-12″ thick providing a solid foundation for a life long installation. This granite was reclaimed from a Millyard foundation in Worcester. Attention will be on cleaning surfaces of any residual building debris.