THE STONE WORKSHOP
Stone has been used in homes for many thousands of years. Incredibly versatile and extremely varied, all kinds of stone can be used on several aspects of buildings and structures. We can source and supply any type of stone for your project, always matching as closely as possible and sourcing locally to your project.
We source & supply an extensive range of building materials from local sources.
Architectural & Masonry
We can provide all architectural stone masonry needed for new projects or renovations of existing buildings. This includes a variety of lintels, cills and arches as well as some more decorative components, date stones, quoins, pier caps and corbels, for example.
Building Stone
At Underwood and Weston we provide the full sourcing service for bricks and stone. This includes matching and sourcing the stone and, if needed, we’re able to advise and recommend the stone best suited to your project. Where possible, we’ll source the stone locally to your project.
Bespoke Carving
Nothing makes a statement quite like a stunning stone carving, whether that be traditional gargoyles, intricate patterned designs or something more geometric and modern. Carving stone is a delicate and complex process, carried out in our workshop by our highly skilled craftsmen.
Sawn Stone
We can provide sawn stone, ideal for areas like patio outdoors or flooring indoors. We supply a variety of different stones, including various limestones and sandstones, and are happy to help recommend the best kind for your project.
Stone Letter Cutting
We can provide all kinds of letter cutting from smaller house names or commemorative plaques to large memorials or sundials. Our stone masons are skilled in both sculpture and relief carving and can work to your design and requirements, or we can design for you.
Sandstone
Sandstone is a clastic sedimentary rock composed mainly of sand-sized (0.0625 to 2 mm) mineral particles or rock fragments (clasts) or organic material.
Limestone
Limestone is a carbonate sedimentary rock that is often composed of the skeletal fragments of marine organisms such as coral, foraminifera, and molluscs.
