Northern Arizona quarries shipping 10 to 24 tons of stone to residential and commercial projects anywhere in the USA. Mixed loads of colors, sizes and cuts are no problem.
Northern Arizona quarries shipping 10 to 24 tons of stone to residential and commercial projects anywhere in the USA. Mixed loads of colors, sizes and cuts are no problem.
Rich dark chocolate color tones, harvested under permission for the Hualapai, Native American people in Northern Arizona(pronounced Wal-lah-pie) means “People of the Tall Pines.
Northern Arizona quarries shipping 10 to 24 tons of stone to residential and commercial projects anywhere in the USA. Mixed loads of colors, sizes and cuts are no problem.
Northern Arizona quarries shipping 10 to 24 tons of stone to residential and commercial projects anywhere in the USA. Mixed loads of colors, sizes and cuts are no problem.
Northern Arizona quarries shipping 10 to 24 tons of stone to residential and commercial projects anywhere in the USA. Mixed loads of colors, sizes and cuts are no problem.
Northern Arizona quarries shipping 10 to 24 tons of stone to residential and commercial projects anywhere in the USA. Mixed loads of colors, sizes and cuts are no problem.
Northern Arizona quarries shipping 10 to 24 tons of stone to residential and commercial projects anywhere in the USA. Mixed loads of colors, sizes and cuts are no problem.
Autumn Gold is known for its warm, golden color tones and natural variations in texture and pattern, which add a unique and organic feel to outdoor spaces.
Cameron flagstone is a sedimentary sandstone originating from the Mid-Western States. Cameron stone is offered in Dark and Light shades with both stones having warm vivid colors
Cameron flagstone is a sedimentary sandstone originating from the Mid-Western States. Cameron stone is offered in Dark and Light shades with both stones having warm vivid colors
This natural quartzite stone brings together the classic look of a dark color with the natural shimmering effect quartizte. The varying shades of grays and silvers with tan streaks, allow this darkest of our quartzites to truly shine.
Rich dark chocolate color tones, harvested under permission for the Hualapai, Native American people in Northern Arizona(pronounced Wal-lah-pie) means “People of the Tall Pines.
Cold Water Canyon stone, also known as Desert Flats, is a lava fieldstone. The unique characteristics of this stone are mostly flat rock only a few inches thick and range from about 10 to 18 inches wide and are covered with moss and lichens. Cold Water Canyon a fantastic building stone.
Tumbled patio flagstone is the result of taking fresh processed patio flagstone and placing it into a large giant steel barrel and putting it on a slow spin cycle. The result is stone that is soft edges and worn surface.
The Hy Desert stone has a broad appeal due to it's striking range of hues that include blue, gray, and gold. The stone is hand-split and graded into different thicknesses as well as size pieces.
Palomino Gold Flagstone is an irregular shaped sandstone with medium texture and its colors range from yellow to gold occasionally some white with occasional black speckling
Sage Green Flagstone is produced in the high desert sage lands of the Southwest. Not surprisingly this stone features the green tones of desert sage plants with elements of brown running through the rock.
Silver Amber Quartzite Flagstone has a dark shine to it. The dark silver flagstone has traces of gold and a hint of green in it that matches well with most landscapes.
Large orders shipping quarry direct from Boise, Idaho. Will Call Orders and small order shipping from distribution centers in Casa Grande, AZ and Colorado Springs, CO
This stone is also sold in the building trade as Fire River Quartzite and Sonoran Quartzite. Sockeye is an American quartzite stone that feature deep burgundies, warm golds and rusts, all highlighted by soft creams and grays
Trout Creek is a potpourri stone with beautifully unpredictable earthen tones along the brown color spectrum, the colors are primarily browns, tans, hints of green, hints of purple, hints of orange.
Utah Sunrise is a beige quartzitic sandstone with orange and red swirls throughout the stone. Perfect for any project including water features, veneers, and flagging.
Whiskey River stone is rich with colors of swirling rust, orange, brown and cream colors, Whiskey River presents a brighter side of the Bitteroot Stone Family.
World famous Yosemite Black Slate Stone, also called Mariposa Slate Stone by some stone yards, this is beautiful slate material from the Yosemite Valley, the heart of the Southern Sierra Nevada Gold Country.
These stone materials are known to be an easy material to work with due to the flat mildly rough to smooth nature that comes from the splitting layers of sedimentary stone. Flagstone is not a stone itself but just the category name for this flat surface building material.
Granite, slate, quartzite, sandstone, limestone, shale, and other types of stone are quarried around the world and made available for builders in the USA and Canada. Flagstone is available in literally hundreds of different solid and mixed colors, shapes, and thicknesses.
Select or Standup Grade:
This size flagstone is the top choice for outdoor living areas, pool and spa decking and entertainment area surfaces, patio, and large pathway construction. Skilled masons can saw cut angles to fit the architectural or structural designs and needs of the project.
Of course, larger workers can always reduce the large pieces to smaller stone size units where needed. A Select grade can also be set into a pathway and informal patio areas without a concrete slab, as the sheer size and weight of each piece combined with a proper setting of the stone will keep it solidly in place.
Patio Grade:
This size is most useful in pathway and patio construction where a slab is available for setting the stone and then using mortar to hold it firmly in place. There some types of granite and quartzite stone that just do not come in a large supply of select grade flagstone sheets where the using patio grade is the only option.
The colors and texture of the stone make it very desirable for the project location so the extra work is well worth the satisfaction for the finished look.
How to lay flagstone?
Step 1: Plan Your Layout
Measure & Mark the area with stakes and string to visualize and estimate materials.
Step 2: Prepare the Base
Excavate Area about 4–6 inches deep.
Install Fabric to block weed growth.
Add Crushed Stone (3–4 inches), then compact for drainage and support.
Step 3: Add Sand Layer
Spread 1–2 inches of sand evenly and level it for flagstone stability.
Step 4: Lay the Flagstones
Place stones in desired pattern with small gaps.
Level stones using a rubber mallet and adjust sand as needed.
Step 5: Fill the Gaps
Sweep in sand or polymeric sand between stones.
Water surface to set sand; follow instructions for polymeric sand.
Step 6: Final Touches
Check for uneven areas and adjust. Ensure stones are secure and gaps are filled.
Why is Flagstone the Best Choice? Flagstone is a top choice for many outdoor projects due to its natural beauty and durability. It’s a flat, sturdy stone that fits perfectly in both rustic and modern designs. It comes in different colors and textures, making it versatile for any project.
For Paving
Natural Flagstone is ideal for paving because it creates smooth, durable surfaces. It can withstand foot traffic and weather conditions, making it a great choice for patios, walkways, and garden paths. Its non-slip surface ensures safety, even in wet conditions.
For Driveway
Flagstone rock is strong enough to handle the weight of vehicles, making it perfect for driveways. It also adds curb appeal with its natural, rustic look. Flagstone’s durability means your driveway will last for many years with little maintenance.
For Porch
Flagstone is perfect for porches due to its strength. The stone adds a charm while being resistant to wear and tear. It’s easy to maintain and gives your porch a classic, welcoming feel that can stand up to the weather.
For Firepit
Flagstone slab is a safe, heat-resistant option for firepits. It can withstand high temperatures, ensuring your firepit remains intact for years. Its natural look blends well with outdoor living spaces, providing a beautiful focal point for gatherings.
For Stairs
Flagstone is an excellent material for stairs because it provides a non-slip surface. Whether you’re creating garden steps or outdoor staircases, it offers both functionality and beauty. It’s easy to install and creates a sturdy, safe step surface.
Why Choose Earth Stone & Rock for Landscape Flagstone in California, Arizona, and Texas?
High-Quality Flagstone: Earth Stone & Rock offers durable and premium flagstone for all your landscaping needs.
Local Delivery: We provide fast and reliable delivery across California, Arizona, and Texas.
Variety of Options: Our flagstone stepping stones come in various sizes, colors, and textures, allowing you to find the perfect match for your project.
Affordable Prices: Get the best value for your money with our cheap flagstone.
Expert Advice: Our team provides expert guidance to help you choose the right materials for your outdoor space.
Versatile Applications: Whether you're paving a driveway, building a fire pit, or creating a garden path, we have the ideal flagstone for every project.
Where to Buy Flagstone Near Me?
You can buy natural flagstone from Earth Stone & Rock in Arizona, California, and Texas. We offer a wide selection of flagstone in various sizes, colors, and textures to suit your landscaping needs. Our locations provide reliable local delivery that arrives on time and in perfect condition.
How Thick is Flagstone?
At Earth Stone & Rock, we offer different sizes of flagstone stepping stones, perfect for a range of outdoor projects, including patios, walkways, driveways, and more. This thickness ensures durability and stability, making it perfect for areas with high foot traffic or heavier loads.
