About Old World Cobblestone Inc

Built on Craftsmanship. Backed by Experience.

For over 30 years, Old World Cobblestone has been helping homeowners and businesses across Central Oregon transform their outdoor spaces with high-quality paver and stonework.

Founded in 1992, our company was built on a simple principle: do the job right, treat people fairly, and stand behind every project.

Today, that same commitment still drives everything we do.

More Than Just Pavers

We don’t just install driveways or patios—we create spaces that enhance how you live, gather, and enjoy your home.

From welcoming front entryways to expansive outdoor living areas, every project is approached with attention to detail, durability, and long-term performance in mind.

Because when it’s done right, your investment should last for decades—not just a few seasons.

A Hands-On Approach You Can Trust

One of the things that sets Old World Cobblestone apart is our level of involvement.

Owner Sheldon is actively on-site throughout projects, ensuring that every detail meets our standards and your expectations. You’re not handed off to a revolving crew—you’re working with a team that takes pride in every square foot we install.

We show up when we say we will.
We communicate clearly.
And we do the work the right way.

Built for Central Oregon

We understand the unique conditions of Central Oregon, its climate, soil, and seasonal changes - and we build accordingly.

That means proper base preparation, quality materials, and installation techniques designed to withstand the elements and hold up over time.

Why Homeowners Choose Us

• Over 30 years of experience

• Established in 1992

• Owner-supervised projects

• Reliable scheduling and communication

• Honest, transparent pricing

• High-quality materials and workmanship

• Work backed by a commitment to quality

Our Promise

We stand behind our work.

Every project we complete is built with care, precision, and the expectation that it will perform for years to come. Our goal isn’t just to meet expectations—it’s to exceed them.

Because at the end of the day, our reputation is built on the spaces we leave behind.