Water gets solved first
Grade and drainage are settled before a single plant goes in. Stone that sits on a drainage problem moves, and planting on one is money spent twice.
Stone and hardscape
Stone is the part that does not grow in.
Masonry, pathways, retaining walls, grading, and drainage, planned with the design rather than added to it.
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Get the bones wrong and nothing fixes it.
Plants change every season. Walls, paths, and edges do not, which is why they carry the design. Get them wrong and the property never reads finished no matter what is planted around them.
We handle the earthwork too. Grading, skid steer work, and drainage happen before the stone sets and long before anything is planted, so the finished grounds are built on ground that was corrected rather than covered up.
- Masonry, flagstone, and gravel pathways
- Retaining walls and raised limestone beds
- Concrete work, drives, and approaches
- Grading and skid steer work
- Drainage solutions that move water off the house
- Steel edging and rock borders that hold a line
Structure the plants grow into
Walls, paths, and bed edges are what give a property shape in year one. They hold the design together while the planting fills in behind them.
Sized for the property
A ranch entry, a long approach, and a back terrace are not subdivision work. We bring our own grading and skid steer work rather than scaling the design down to fit a small machine.
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Show us the land you want finished.
Tell us what the property needs and send a photo or two. We walk it with you before anything gets drawn.
“Jacob was great with communicating job progress and material statuses.”Google review