Blue Stone Quarry

Our quarry has operated as a dimensional bluestone quarry since 1870. QM has revived this great reserve to support growing market demands. Premium Suppliers of Crushed Blue Stone QM has the highest quality crushed stone available for delivery in NJ, NY, NYC & PA.

We source from so many quarries because the color and quality of the stone being produced at each quarry varies layer by layer. We travel to whichever quarry is currently producing the exact style of bluestone that matches our customers' needs. Tompkins Bluestone is a family-owned and operated business located in the Catskill Region of New York State.

We take pride in our reputation for being one of the best in quality, custom fabrication, and customer satisfaction. With over 30 years of experience, Balducci Bluestone offers premium stone products, expertly extracted and crafted to meet the highest industry standards for both professionals and homeowners. The most sought after bluestone comes from our quarries.

Learn about how Johnston and Rhodes Bluestone, Co. quarries, cuts, and finishes quality bluestone product. Click or call 607-363-7595 for assistance.

HEPCO Quarries is proud to be a quarrier of New York and Pennsylvania Bluestone. Discover the timeless beauty and durability of our high-quality Bluestone products. Bluestone quarrying differs from other types of mining operations mainly because there are few large quarries and many smaller ones.

More than 80% of all bluestone quarried in New York State comes from quarries less than 5.0 acres in total size. Located in Upstate New York, we quarry, fabricate and install two uniquely distinctive types of stone called Alcove Bluestone and Onondaga Limestone, as well as provide stone related services for both commercial and residential projects. From bluestone pavers to granite accents, we have access to some of the highest quality wholesale landscape stone available.

Our Stone is sourced from local Quarries in Pennsylvania, New York, and other areas throughout the North Eastern United States. Bluestone is technically a sedimentary sandstone. Its softer than granite and easier to work and manipulate.

This makes it more cost effective to quarry and fabricate. Typically bluestone is split along the bed face to be used as pavers, but if vein cut it can also be used as wallstone or veneer.