In 1978, Jeff Krukowski founded Krukowski Stone Company in north-central Wisconsin near Mosinee. What began as a one-person operation has grown today into a multi-faceted business satisfying the natural stone needs of architects, contractors, masons, landscapers, and individual consumers throughout the United States, Canada, and beyond.

Krukowski Stone Company began with Jeff and a single truck; he hand-picked Chestnut boulders and granite cobbles from local pits and delivered them to masons and landscapers in the local area.

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Architectural Stone

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Since 1978, Krukowski Stone Company, Inc. has been producing Wisconsin natural quarried building stone materials which are sold throughout the United States, Canada, and beyond. At Krukowski Stone Company, we quarry and fabricate huge selections of colors, textures, shapes, and styles of full-depth veneer stone and thin veneer stone from our various quarries located throughout North-Central Wisconsin.

Landscape Stone

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Since 1978, Krukowski Stone has been quarrying and manufacturing numerous beautiful and unique natural stone products for the landscaping industry; in fact, our landscaping products were the foundation of our company. Since then, our product line has developed and expanded to include retaining wall stone, 8" cut drywall, 18" outcropping drywall, random drywall, cut steps, and random steps.

Custom Cut Stone

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We are very fortunate to quarry several unique materials that can take on various finishes - Brushed, Honed, Polished, Shot-Blast, and Thermal textures. Our saw shop features our Aqua Grantique and Cambrian Cream materials. The following pages show our custom-cut stone materials along with several completed projects.

Cladding Panels

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We produce beautiful cladding panels from both our Aqua Grantique and Cambrian Cream materials. The Cambrian Cream surface textures are available in shot-blast, thermal, brushed, honed, and polished, and several options in corduroy. The thermal texture can pull a crimson, rose color from the magnesium mineral within the stone, which is unavoidable.

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