Colorado Landscape & Hardstone Suppliers
Colorado's dramatic elevation swings and four-season climate make material selection critical for outdoor hardscaping. Front Range contractors from Fort Collins to Colorado Springs rely on freeze-thaw-resistant stone for patios, walkways, and retaining walls, while Denver-area homeowners increasingly specify travertine and natural stone pavers for outdoor living spaces. Whether you need flagstone for a xeriscape project in Loveland, pool coping in the Denver metro, or limestone for a Boulder-area build, the suppliers below serve Colorado's Front Range and beyond.
Browse our directory of Colorado wholesale natural stone, landscape rock, and hardscape distributors below.
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Pool Deck Stone Patio Pavers Pool CopingColorado Supplier Directory
| Name | Phone | Location | Specialties |
|---|---|---|---|
| C&C Sand and Stone Co. | (719) 577-9900 | 2715 Steel Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80907 | Flagstone, Decorative Rock, Stone Veneer, Pavers |
| Colorado Materials, Inc. | (303) 682-2314 | 1541 Boston Ave, Longmont, CO 80501 | Natural Stone, Limestone, Flagstone, Landscape Aggregates |
| The Rock Garden | (970) 472-1115 | 167 Spaulding Ln, Fort Collins, CO 80524 | Stone Veneer, Flagstone, Cap Stone, Landscape Stone |
| Crystal Landscape Supplies | (970) 669-3565 | 6616 N Garfield Ave, Loveland, CO 80538 | Flagstone, Moss Rock, Cobblestone, Decorative Rock |
| Bedrock Landscaping Materials — Brighton | (303) 637-9743 | 14880 Brighton Rd, Brighton, CO 80601 | Flagstone, Building Stone, Pavers, Boulders |
| Bedrock Landscaping Materials — Denver | (303) 432-7222 | 5401 W 52nd Ave, Denver, CO 80221 | Flagstone, Building Stone, Pavers, Boulders |
| SiteOne Landscape Supply — Denver | (303) 872-4549 | 4880 Geneva St, Denver, CO 80238 | Natural Stone, Pool Coping, Aggregates, Pool Deck |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What types of landscape stone are most popular in Colorado?
Colorado contractors most commonly use flagstone, sandstone, and decorative rock — materials that complement the state's natural red-rock aesthetic and perform well through freeze-thaw cycles. In the Denver metro and along the Front Range, travertine pavers and limestone are increasingly popular for outdoor patios and pool surrounds. For xeriscape landscapes, decomposed granite and gravel remain staples statewide.
Do Colorado stone suppliers sell by the pallet?
Most wholesale suppliers listed here sell by the pallet, ton, or truckload. Minimum orders vary by supplier and material — always confirm directly. For pallet delivery anywhere in Colorado, Stonorama ships directly to job sites or residences statewide via LTL freight.
What stone holds up best in Colorado's climate?
Colorado's elevation and temperature swings — hot summers, cold winters, and significant freeze-thaw cycling — require dense, non-porous materials for outdoor use. Travertine and limestone perform well in the lower-elevation Denver metro, particularly in filled and honed finishes that resist moisture absorption. At higher elevations, locally quarried sandstone and hard flagstone are time-tested choices for patios and walkways because they are dense enough to withstand severe frost without spalling.
Can I get wholesale stone delivered to rural Colorado?
Local Front Range suppliers typically deliver within their metro corridors but may charge premium rates for mountain routes or remote Eastern Plains addresses. Stonorama ships pallets to any Colorado address — including mountain communities and rural counties — via LTL freight carriers.
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