Fresh from the demolished building itself… we have rescued and reclaimed our newest product we are calling our “Jordan Marsh Pavers.” Jordan Marsh, a New England based department store chain dates back to the 1860’s. Some of you might know that Jordan Marsh Co. has now become Macy’s, the seller …
Fifty years ago the landscaper’s scene in Lynnfield was vastly different then it is today. Most, if not all, of the major players are gone now but, in their heyday, the likes of George DeCoste, Ed Patterson, and Nick Valente had quality “operations.” Jerry Pezzella (upon graduating from Stockbridge) had …
Inventory Update – March 2016 Whether you are currently working on a project, shopping for a project or planning a project… Now is a great time to visit our Reclaimed Granite Superstore. Not only has the weather cooperated and allowed our hardscape projects to continue but it has allowed us …
During the fifty some years of business experience we have certainly encountered our share of larger-than-life personalities – who left a lasting impression. This is the first of a series of anecdotal musings recalling some of these people. Patrick “Pat” DiPietro was one-of-a-kind… charismatic, confident, passionate, creative and multi-talented. A …
It would seem that snow work (and how we got into it) would be a good topic for the first of a series of lookbacks and anecdotes commemorating our Fiftieth Year. As our history page indicates, clearly it was “The Blizzard of ‘78” that put us “on the map”, but …
Going Green and keeping you warm! These one-of-a-kind fire pits are constructed from 1st generation slope curb that we split on an angle. These stones weigh approx. 45 lbs. each. The purchase of one of these fire pits will complement and enhance any outdoor living space. Call 781-389-8297 for more …
In preparation for the 150th Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg, Olde New England Granite recently supplied reclaimed Quincy granite to the Gettysburg National Park Monument Preservation Service to repair the 58th New York Infantry Monument as well as others. Lucas Flickinger, Monument Preservation Branch Supervisor recently commented, “58th NY …
