When it comes to quality Clarke Stone is regarded by many
as among the best available. For example, unlike some alternatives, Clarke limestone sourced from the company's own quarry, is
your guarantee that the product will maintain its appearance
and structure for generations.
The Stone Division has been in business for over 70
years. Established in the 1930s, it has grown to become the
major supplier the company now is. Steady growth is a result
of many factors to include quality of product, competitive
pricing, the ability to react to customer needs and professional
service. Clarke Stone has set the standards for others to
follow.
A major advantage of dealing with Clarke Stone is their ability
to help you speed up the building process by providing a product
manufactured to your specific needs and specifications.
In turn, this makes life easier for the Mason, saving you
both time and money.
Guaranteed quality, the ability to give you exactly what you want at a price that is competitive, and the flexibility to save you time and money is why Clarke Stone is among the most respected suppliers on this island.
Whatever your needs, and however large or small your requirements,
see what Clarke Stone, who set the standards, can offer. You'll
be glad you did.
Clarke Stone specialises in the supply of natural and reconstituted stone for a range of applications involving everyone from private developer to the one-off home builder.
Initially set up to produce and supply natural stone from the Clarke-owned Drung Quarry in Cavan, the division has recently tapped into the growing market for reconstituted materials that are tailored to individual requirements blending advanced production processes with high quality naturally coloured graded material with a superb aesthetic likeness to natural stone. Our reconstituted range comprises sandstone, granite or decorative finishes or a decorative aggregate finish suitable for both commercial and domestic jobs.
For more information on Clarke Stone please call 00 44 (0)28 677 21286 today. |
