Pennsylvania Bluestone is a natural stone known for its deep blue and gray hues, though it can also appear in green, brown, and lilac variations. It is quarried in Northeast Pennsylvania and is widely used for patios, walkways, and other architectural features due to its durability and aesthetic appeal.

We offer several finishes for our bluestone products:

Natural Cleft: Retains the natural texture and variation.

Thermal: Provides a more uniform surface with thermal treatment for improved slip resistance.

Irregular: Features natural shapes and sizes for a more rustic appearance.

Yes, Pennsylvania Bluestone is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. It is popular for outdoor patios and walkways due to its durability and resistance to weathering, and it is equally effective indoors for features like fireplaces and countertops due to its beauty and versatility.

Bluestone is relatively low maintenance. Regular sweeping and occasional hosing down will keep it clean. For stain removal, a mild detergent and a brush can be used. It's important to avoid acidic cleaners which can damage the stone's surface.

Bluestone comes in a variety of sizes and shapes, including:

Rectangular and square tiles for formal patterns.

Irregular shapes for a more natural look. 

Yes, Bluestone is an environmentally friendly choice. It is a natural stone that does not require chemicals for processing, and its durability ensures long-lasting use with minimal replacement and waste.

Bluestone is unique in its rich blue and gray coloration, which is not commonly found in other natural stones. It also has a high density and fine grain, making it particularly durable and suitable for a wide range of climates and applications.

Our stones are responsibly quarried in Northeast Pennsylvania. We adhere to strict environmental and safety standards to ensure sustainable practices are followed throughout the extraction and fabrication process.