About Pend Oreille Stone

Your project is important to us. Construction and scheduling is tough business in the Pacific Northwest.

Material delivery, road restrictions, mother nature, you name it – it changes the schedule. We understand the building process. Communication is key. We'll respond to your needs and explain ours. Working together, we find the best time to get the job done and get the job done right. Although often stated but rarely followed through…we commit to quality.

Meet The Owners

Pend Oreille Stone co-owners, Courtney and Dave Sanborn, are committed to building relationships as well as walls. We know our future depends on your referrals. Therefore, we strive to forge a partnership to span time.

Courtney comes from an extensive background in customer service and small business. Her open, friendly style and no-nonsense approach leaves you feeling confident throughout your project.

Dave is a Sandpoint native, spending his post high school years fishing in the Bering Sea. After returning to Idaho he turned his attentions to masonry. Now, he heads up a crew of craftsmen with over 40 years combined experience in the masonry arts. They are the masters of blending age old traditions with modern applications.

Sound building practices, aesthetic appeal and satisfaction are the cornerstone of our commitment to give you the best value around.

Pend Oreille Stone ….. A difference you can see!

It's in the details….the difference is in the details. Smooth joints, clean and washed masonry, cultured stone set from the top down, attention to your space. We make sure that both the big picture and the details are covered. It's what makes our projects the best!

A Few of Our Valued Friends and Partners

Memberships

Pend Oreille Stone Company is a proud member
of the Residential Masonry Contractors Association

National Association for Women in Masonry

Residential Masonry Contractors Association

The Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce

Partners

Cultured Stone

Idaho Stone

Logical Expressions, Inc.

Mutual Materials

North Idaho Masonry