Central Stone Quarry: Premier Supplier of High-Quality Building Materials

Located at the heart of the region, Central Stone Quarry delivers durable, high-quality stone and aggregates tailored for construction, landscaping, and industrial use, setting the standard for reliability and excellence in every project.

Central Stone Quarry specializes in extracting premium granite, limestone, sandstone, and crushed aggregates sourced from meticulously managed quarries. With advanced processing techniques, our materials ensure consistent quality, strength, and aesthetic appeal, meeting rigorous industry standards for commercial and residential applications.

From coarse gravel for road building to fine sand for concrete, and natural stone for countertops and façade cladding, our comprehensive product line supports every phase of construction. Our aggregates are delivered efficiently across the region, backed by expert technical support and on-time service.

Committed to environmental stewardship, Central Stone Quarry implements sustainable quarrying methods that minimize ecological impact. We prioritize reclamation, water conservation, and responsible land use, ensuring long-term resource availability while protecting natural habitats around our operations.

Whether you’re building a new home or renovating a commercial space, Central Stone Quarry offers the quality, reliability, and sustainability you need. Experience superior materials backed by exceptional service—contact us today to elevate your next project.

Locations Through our strategically placed locations and large portfolio of products, we are positioned to competitively meet all your aggregate needs. From agricultural lime to car-size boulders, we do it all! Providing the Foundation We work to provide the foundation to our communities.

Whether it be material for your home, or the roads that connect us to our everyday lives, Central Stone strives to meet the challenges of each and every project. About Incorporated in 1949, Central Stone Company traces its roots back as far as 1925 when a single sand and gravel pit was opened under the Missouri Gravel Company in LaGrange, MO. From its humble start with the 'Pearson Steamer', transporting wooden barges up and down the Mississippi River, to the company we know today with its highly automated process controls, Central Stone Company.

Crushed limestone or granite with fines most often used for providing a solid base under concrete and asphalt on state, county, city, and highway projects. Other uses may include roads and driveways, parking lots, walking paths, and recreational trails. In true Central Stone form, we believe in self-sufficiency from top to bottom.

This mindset has created an internal network of experts in a variety of disciplines. From the welders at our fabrication shops, to professionally certified engineers and geologists, to highly experienced operations personnel, we look to hire and cultivate the best and brightest []. Contact In order to assist us with providing a prompt response to your inquiry, please select the department you are trying to reach from drop down list.

Central Stone Company, Davenport. 163 likes. Central Stone Company is a leading producer of aggregates in the Midwest.

Our products - crushed stone, sand and gravel. Both quarries are extracting stone from the same formations, hence their identical mineral suites. Please note that if you're parked at the entrance to the quarries, the sign for Central Quarry is north of the Washington County Aggregates Quarry.

However, the "driveways" cross when you drive to the offices/quarries! Reclamation An integral part of Central Stone's quarry planning and operations is the eventual reclamation of the site, once the transitional use of the property is complete. One example of this can be seen in the above photo.

This serene environment was once a quarry operation. Now reclaimed, this beautiful location has been stocked with []. Formerly Utilized Sites Remedial Action Program contractors collect soil samples at intervals of every six inches for up to ten feet below surface near Central Stone Quarry at the confluence of Coldwater Creek and the Missouri River to collect soil.