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Quarry-direct stone is central to Allstone’s range, alongside other sourced landscape and masonry materials.
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ALLSTONEQUARRY PRODUCTSAllstone Quarry Products · Schomberg, Ontario
Founded by Joe Melo in 1988, Allstone is a family-owned business with family members still helping run it today. Nearly four decades on, our story connects natural stone, the people who work with it and the places it helps create.

Our story
Joe Melo founded Allstone in 1988. What began with Joe has become a family business, with members of the Melo family continuing to help run Allstone today.
For nearly four decades, Allstone has supplied homeowners, builders, designers and architects. Stone from our own quarry sits alongside materials sourced from other producers, with on-site cutting and finishing connecting raw material to architectural detail.
That connection is still what makes a visit worthwhile. See the differences in colour and texture, bring a drawing or an idea, and talk through the material with the team in Schomberg.

Our founder · Joe Melo
Joe Melo’s story is woven into Allstone’s. His work with natural stone extends from the materials supplied for everyday projects to distinctive landmarks, including Little Joe.
Guinness World Records lists the Schomberg Inukshuk at 11.377 metres, created by Jose Melo of Allstone Quarry Products Inc. in 2007.
Discover Little Joe’s record storyWhat comes together at Allstone
Explore the material, discuss the fabrication and see how the details can work together.

Quarry-direct stone is central to Allstone’s range, alongside other sourced landscape and masonry materials.
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Discuss custom limestone dimensions, profiles and finishing details with drawings and project references.
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Visit the Schomberg yard and showroom to compare materials and discuss your home, landscape or building project.
Plan your visitFamily-owned. Personally involved.
Family members remain involved in running Allstone. That personal connection shapes the way we want customers to experience the business: approachable people, care for the material and time to discuss the project.
Start with a conversation about your project, your ideas and the details that matter to you.
Consider the character of each stone—its texture, natural variation and the way it is cut and finished.
Discuss the material, dimensions and intended use together, from the first reference to the project requirements.
Make room for a first-time homeowner’s questions as well as the needs of builders, designers and supply partners.
See the materials in person
Bring reference photos, plans or a rough material list. A visit gives you a place to compare the stone and discuss the details for your project.
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