Oct 12, 2018
Yorkshire-based stone fabricator tool company has expanded their presence with a new office for the south of England in London. The new office allows the company to work more closely with their southern customers.

Melton, United Kingdom - October 12, 2018 / / —
Stonegate provides tools and knowledge for stone fabricators throughout the UK. As a trusted provider of specialist products, they have been building their reputation for over three decades. Recently, they set up a new Southern Office in London so that they can better serve their customers in the south.
Stonegate was founded in 1985, and their headquarters are based in Melton, East Yorkshire. The company has undergone a great deal of growth and change over the years, including a change in leadership, a move to their current Melton office, Melton House, and the creation of their online store.
The new London office is managed by Lloyd Johnston, Territory Manager for the Southern Region. The office was set up so that Stonegate could facilitate excellent customer service for all of their southern customers through closer proximity that allows for easier technical and Rep support. The dedicated team in the London office includes in-house account manager for the South, Larry Clark.
Stonegate has grown at a fast pace over the last several years. From becoming Stonegate Precision Tooling Ltd in 2014 to creating a strong growth strategy and taking on a new look, the company has taken huge strides towards development. Their online store and trade accounts offer a large range of the best products for stone fabrication, from cutting and power tools to chemicals and adhesives. They stock a number of top brands in the industry, including Aztec, Diamut, and Status Diamond Tooling. They offer top customer service that aims to find innovative solutions and go beyond customer expectations, including the option of next-day delivery.
In addition to their products, Stonegate also offers a wealth of knowledge relating to products, best practices, the science behind their tools, and more. Online, their website news page and social media offer valuable resources for customers who want to learn more. They publish blog posts focused on their new products and industry information on topics such as compliance. The company offers expert advice to customers over the phone, via email or even in person too, to help them find the right tools and supplies for any of their stone fabrication needs.
Speaking about the new office, Mr. Johnston said, "I'm absolutely thrilled to be able to run the Southern Region from our own, dedicated office space. Not only does it allow us to work much smarter and more flexibly, but more importantly it means our customers benefit from the dedicated service they've come to expect from a leading supplier like Stonegate."
For more information about Stonegate, get in touch with Ben Campbell at [email protected] or on 01482 620400. You can also reach them at their Melton office address: Stonegate Tooling, Melton House, Jackson Way, Melton, HU14 3HJ. See more at https://www.stonegatetooling.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Ben Campbell
Organization: Stonegate
Address: Stonegate Tooling, Melton House, Jackson Way, Melton, HU14 3HJ
Phone: 01482 620400
For more information, please visit https://www.stonegatetooling.com/
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