Concrete Yard Ornaments

Great local business for concrete yard ornaments. Been in business for 40 years. I needed to replace an old lesser quality polar bear on my front stoop.

I have purchased a St. Francis statue one year and a black bear another year. Awesome statues at a fair price. Way better and heavier than cheap resin statues. I have also brought in older items to be repaired and repainted from my mothers garden. These items were 30 or more years old. They turned out like brand new, and at a fair price, and fast service too. I will definitely be shopping there in the future for my garden and yard statues and ornaments. Photos are of the restorations. Very pleased.

Was looking for a bird bath and some gargoyles. We were pleasantly surprised by the variety of statues both in theme and size. We found what we were looking for immediately, but ended up buying more after browsing. Store owner was friendly, helpful, and even loaded the larger one in the car for us. Would highly recommend to friends and family.

Long story short; poor quality cement that crumbles consistently after one winter. Short story longer; purchased a white bear and paid for delivery, put the bear in our garden (the owner helped me put it in place). the bear started to fall apart after the first winter. We contacted the owner who was unable to locate our receipt, once we were able to find ours and a little more rigmarole he delivered a new bear and said the reason the bear deteriorated was due to its location and that he wouldn't warranty the product, I explained that he was the one that helped me put it there since my wife was pregnant, he told me that it wasn't true, his son remembered leaving it at the end of the driveway. His son was not with either time it was delivered. So we relocated the bear to a location that the

Got 2 fountains here. One was many years ago and another a couple years ago and still going strong. We paint sealant on them each year or every other year. You also have to dry them out and wrap them up before winter. Ours are dried out and then tarped to protect them from the winter elements. Same with the yard ornaments. They have to be put in a dry area or wrapped before winter.