House exteriors
Full elevations, wainscot and gables where stone carries its own weight on a ledge.
Quarry-direct price One call, a real number, no middleman
Chop and ledge with real depth to it, for houses, walls and commercial facades that are built in stone rather than faced with it.
Full-bed stone is laid as masonry: it has depth front to back, it sits on a footer or a ledge, and it carries itself. That is the difference you see at a window reveal or the end of a wall, where the stone is as deep as the opening instead of stopping at a facing thickness.
We stock it in chop and ledge across both yards. Walk the crates, see the actual colour range coming out of the ground, and take what suits the elevation — not a sample chip that may or may not match the pallet that shows up.
Full elevations, wainscot and gables where stone carries its own weight on a ledge.
Porch columns and entry piers that are stone all the way around.
Garden and boundary walls with finished faces on both sides.
Storefronts and entries built in masonry rather than faced.
Stacks built in stone from the footing up.
Reveals with the depth that only full-bed gives you.
No showroom. No sales funnel. The whole thing takes one phone call and a trailer.
Get a QuoteSquare footage, stone type, and where it's going. We'll quote it straight over the phone — no retail markup.
Pull into Springdale or Keota and point at the pallet you want. Most crews are loaded and gone inside half an hour.
Building in Tulsa, Fort Smith, or OKC? We ship statewide and nationwide, straight to the jobsite.
"Great company to work with. Owner is extremely helpful and very fairly priced product. Will be our supplier for all stone work from here on out."
"The dream of any truck driver… sometimes we take longer to get there than to get loaded! Very quick to load every time."
"Their Oklahoma Thin Veneer is top-notch. The team was super helpful. Highly recommend!"
Natural Oklahoma veneer, sawn thin for interior and exterior facing — no footer required.
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Chopped stone for borders, beds, and dry-stack retaining walls — uniform heights, fast to lay.
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Heavy wall stone that stacks tight and holds a bank without a block system.
See retaining wall stone →Anything else, ask the yard — we'd rather talk it through than guess.
Chop is cut to fairly uniform heights and lays up in regular courses. Ledge is longer and lower, with a more horizontal, layered look. Both are full-bed; it is the pattern on the wall that differs.
Yes — it is masonry and has to be carried. If your wall was not built to take that weight, thin veneer is the product that solves it.
Call the yard with the stone, the square footage and where it's going, and we'll quote it over the phone. It's quarry-direct, so there's no broker or showroom markup in the number.
Yes. Both yards load walk-ins — pull into Springdale or Keota, point at the pallet you want, and we load you. Most crews are in and out inside half an hour. Call ahead with your list and we can have it staged before you arrive.
Yes. We haul to the jobsite and ship statewide and nationwide, including Tulsa, Fort Smith and Oklahoma City. Tell us the site when you call and we will work out the load.
Tell us the stone, the square footage, and the jobsite. We'll price it on the spot and tell you exactly when it loads. Prefer the phone? Even faster.
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