Tennessee Natural Stone

Very happy with the stone we ordered for our retaining wall at our pond. Spencer was great to work with!

I am building a pond and needed stone. I’ve been searching for specific stacked stone with specific sizing. I got in contact with Spencer. He answered all questions I had and gave me recommendations on stone. He sent me pictures of what I was getting and made this easy. Three truckloads later and I have all my stone to make my dream pond. Pictures to come once I’m finished. Spencer deserves a raise.

I was needing quite a bit of stone for some various jobs at my home. I had some reservations because of cost and not seeing the stone I was wanting. I found these guys online and found the type of stone—Tennessee Fieldstone—was what I was looking for. It is beautiful with color variations within each stone. These walls, stadium stairs and pathways we are putting together will be interesting to look at for years to come. The savings is worth the trip. You will have to arrange for your own delivery and make sure it is loaded they way you want it but they will work with you whether you trailor the pallets yourself or arrange for a truck to pick up. The place was bought out by a new owner about three months ago. Spencer, the yard super, is great to work with and works well with all kinds of

The woman a lot of other reviewers are mentioning was a little off putting at first but I don't know what's going on in other people's lives so I looked passed it. I work for a general contractor in GA and had a project that required 240 tons of fieldstone which I really didn't know much about. She explained the terminology relating to size differences so I was able to feel confident that I was ordering the right quantities of each one. She referred me to a trucking company for delivery and even helped me find local businesses to buy the surplus when the project was complete. Yes she was direct, blunt, point-blank and unreserved but she was also very helpful. If another project comes up that I require large quantities of stone I'll call her first.

They did not have their hours posted on the website, and we were wanting to find out if they were open on Saturdays. It is a Friday night past business hours, so I just called the number they have posted in their website. I assumed I would be led to a voicemail and hoped it would state their business hours. Instead a lady answered and this was our exchange. Owner: hello? Me: (surprised a business answered this late, thinking I dialed the wrong number) I’m SO sorry I must have dialed the wrong number! Owner: Are you calling about stone? Me: Yes I’m sorry I... Owner: (cuts me off and starts in a degrading, lecturing tone) Can I ask WHY you would call a stone supplier this late? Me: I am so sorry ma’am your website didn’t have your hours and I assumed this was a business line that would have