Stone Industry Expert
Natural Stone Consulting, Fabricating, and Sourcing
With 40+ years of passion and expertise, Bill Mirch is your trusted partner, guiding your natural stone project every step of the way.
What We Do
Custom Fabrication
We create stone products tailored to your project’s unique specifications and design requirements.
Standard Product
We carry standard bluestone products on-hand, both thermal and natural cleft, delivered with significantly reduced lead-time.
Expert Sourcing
We source hard-to-find stone and can source stone to match what you already have.
Comprehensive Consulting
We are a resource for you and your customer, offering collaborative guidance, on-site visits, cost-reducing strategies, and more.
Quality Guaranteed
We guarantee the highest quality stone products in the industry.
End-to-End Service
We provide comprehensive service and support from concept to completion of your project.
Who We Are
We're Your Partner In Natural Stone
At Bill Mirch Stone Services, we believe that providing stone solutions involves building a partnership, not just completing a transaction.
In a world full of substitutes, we are committed to developing new products and innovative techniques using genuine, natural stone. Nothing compares to the real thing.
Bill's Experience
Founder and owner of Bill Mirch Stone Services, LLC. His expertise is backed by over 40 years of industry experience. He brings a true life-long passion and appreciation for natural stone that is unrivaled.
Highlighted below are some projects that reflect what can be executed when creativity, craftsmanship and quality material come together with a shared vision.
Epic Headquarters
The Epic Headquarters represents a new and imaginative concept of a corporate campus.
Epic’s strong value of design, sustainable practices, and attention to detail are reflected in it.
Cuningham and Associates were the lead architects for the building 4 project. It was a rewarding experience to work with them. A custom blend of NY/PA fieldstone and weathered bluestone was created for the full-bed veneer. Custom-cut windows and door surrounds were incorporated for a cohesive and visually striking exterior.
Bailey Plaza
The Bailey Plaza project, at Cornell University, was an opportunity to work with the renowned landscape architect, Michael Van Valkenburgh. A parking lot was transformed into a campus gathering space. A mix of bluestone finishes and colors was incorporated in this unique design. This project received the Tucker Design Award from the Building Stone Institute in 2008.
41 Bond Street
The designers of this project drew inspiration from visiting a local bluestone quarry. The design incorporated the natural beauty of the stone and living plants. The building is located in the center of Manhattan’s NoHo East Historic District. As a result, the restrictions and requirements of the NYC Landmarks Preservation Committee needed to be followed.
Bluestone was the material of choice, not only for it’s versatility but also because it met the criteria of the Preservation Committee. Bluestone was used for the facade of this 7 story building and also in the interior of each of the 7 full-floor residences.
12 Warren Street
12 Warren Street is a collection of 13 LEED certified luxury residences in Tribecca, NY. The building was developed, designed and constructed by DDG Partners.
The distinct facade utilized everything from sawn, thermal, natural, and drill hole edges. Lengths ranging from 3′ to 16′ were incorporated in the design. The facade was painstakingly laid out on the ground before installation. Although this project was a challenge, it turned out to be a rewarding experience.
Public Library Camden
The Camden Library Children’s Garden in Camden, MA was designed by the Stroudwater Design Group. The design brought a little whimsy to the picturesque and historically significant library grounds. The sculptural bluestone bench was supported by stone “books”. The books represented authors and illustrators of children’s literature who were from the state of Maine.
This project happened early in Bill’s career and he went to great lengths to make sure every detail was just right. He out-sourced the sandblasting of each book in different fonts to Endicott Artist Memorial. A local craftsman was commissioned to carve children’s blocks, an apple, sand dollars and a cat out of bluestone.
The garden has been the inspiration of several children’s reading gardens across the country. It was also instrumental in sparking Bill’s desire to work on creative, innovative projects.
More About Bill
Bill’s commitment to the industry is reflected in his service on the board of the Natural Stone Institute and his active membership in the Allied Stone Industries organization.
When he’s not working with stone, Bill can be found on the golf course, playing tennis, fishing or spending quality time with his family.