Stone & Lime Imports Inc

Stone & Lime is the outfit you call when the building is older than the street it sits on. Patricia Pelchat and Kenneth Uracius started the company in 2004 to supply masonry restoration materials the preservation trade struggled to get hold of, and it now does stone, brick and terra cotta restoration, waterproofing and new masonry out of North Brookfield, with a second office in Key West. The company puts itself at 22 years in business. The buildings are government, academic, cultural and religious. A LinkedIn post in April 2019 announced a North Brookfield masonry company awarded an $8.3 million contract for a historic Boston building. Its Procore profile puts the company at 51 to 100 employees with 38 projects since it joined that network in October 2024, and the services listed there run to conservation treatment for period concrete, period masonry and period roofing. The credentials are unusual for a masonry firm. Its Small Business Administration Woman-Owned Small Business certification is active, with an expiry of 2027-05-30, and Procore lists the company as a union shop and a Women's Business Enterprise. If you are responsible for a church, a library, a municipal building or a brick, stone or terra cotta structure with real age to it, this is preservation work done at scale. Average contract sizes on the Procore profile run $1 million to $10 million, so ask early whether your job is their size, and ask who would run it day to day and how a conservation treatment gets scoped before you commit to a budget.