Stone Construction Equipment, Inc.
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Stone Construction Equipment, Inc., a 100% employee-owned American company, is a leader in the design, manufacture and marketing of light construction equipment. Well over 375 products all designed and manufactured for worldwide distribution include: concrete and mortar mixers; power trowels; concrete and masonry saws; hand held, walk behind and ride on dirt and asphalt compactors and material handling equipment, the products are Right Built to be more productive, reliable, easy to service and easy to operate.
The company was founded in 1967 and is located in Honeoye, New York, in a 175,000 square-foot facility. It houses the corporate and administrative offices, research and development, engineering, marketing and manufacturing operations, education and development training center, and product test facilities.
The company is market driven with an intense customer focus. Combined with employee-ownership and a unique Right Built management approach based on integrity, Stone holds a leadership position in the construction industry. A corporate philosophy of partnership with employees, dealers, contractors and vendors toward solving market needs, makes doing business with Stone a mutually rewarding experience.
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