Stone Cutting
We've been a trusted limestone supplier in Ohio for over 70 years. We don't just sell it—we cut it to your exact spec, in-house, and ship it when you need it.

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Phil Hoffer
Bill was very helpful. He explained things we didn't know about sealing our stone and how to care for it in the future. Lots of personal attention. We know a lot more than we we came in!
Tom Kincaid
Incredibly professional organization to work with.
Mary Ionno
Drew was awesome when we bought a large rock at Stone Center in Columbus, Ohio last week. He was professional and polite and handled our new rock with care. The entire team at Stone Center was delightful, and had a wide range of small to large rocks for our selection. Definitely will recommend this place to others!
The cost for cutting stone depends on the scope of the project and the stone’s application. We can only provide an accurate quote once we understand the specifications of your project. Contact us here to find out more.
At Stone Center, our team takes pride in providing superior workmanship and high-quality natural stone that lasts a lifetime. Our stone products do not come with a warranty.
We can adjust the size and shape of the products from our inventory; however, our fabricators will always keep design specifications in mind and won’t alter the size or shape if it compromises the structural integrity of the stone or the project's longevity.
Stone cuts should be about 2 ⅜ inches thick on average. However, this size depends on the materials the pavers are laid on and their application. For example, driveway pavers are generally thicker than those used for patios, as they have to accommodate vehicle weight.