New York Bluestone, also known as Pennsylvania Bluestone, is a durable natural sandstone prized for its strength and unique appearance. Commonly used for patios, walkways, and flooring, it is available in both natural irregular flagging and precision-cut dimensional tiles (squares and rectangles).

Quarried in New York and Pennsylvania, Bluestone gets its name from the rich blue hues found in its earliest layers. However, it’s available in a wide range of colors—including green, gray, reddish brown, and lilac—often highlighted with striking striations of gold, purple, and brown.

Bluestone’s versatility and beauty make it a popular choice for many paving projects. For a full selection of available stone and materials, please feel free to contact us for more info on what makes our product stand out,

Pallets of large rocks and stones wrapped in netting, stored outdoors on pavement, with additional stone stacks in the background.
Stack of stone slabs on a wooden pallet, secured with wire mesh, placed on an asphalt surface.
Stacked stone slabs wrapped in wire on wooden pallets outside a building.
Stack of large, flat stone slabs bound with wire mesh, resting on a wooden pallet.
Stacks of stone tiles on wooden pallets outdoors.
Large slabs of stone stacked on wooden pallets, secured with wire mesh, in an outdoor area.
Stacked flagstone pallets wrapped in wire mesh on an outdoor lot under a partly cloudy sky.
Stacked slabs of stone on wooden pallets secured with wire mesh.
Crate of rectangular stone slabs
Stack of slate stones on wooden pallets wrapped in wire mesh.