What we work with
Brick, stone, block,
concrete and stucco.
Seven materials, and the know-how to combine them. Most projects use two or three at once — a paver patio with a brick border, a block wall under stone veneer, a stucco facade with a flagstone walk up to the door.
Patios & outdoor rooms
Flagstone, pavers and brick laid over a proper base.
Walkways & entries
Stone paths, steps and borders that finish the approach.
Facades & walls
Stone veneer, block and stucco on the outside of the house.
The materials
What each one
is good for.
Brick
01Inlays, borders and accents
Brick edging, inlays and accents laid alongside stone — a warm border or a patterned band that breaks up a large paved space.
Stone veneer
02Facades and feature walls
Stone veneer over an exterior wall gives a plain facade texture and depth, and reads like the house was built that way.
Block
03Walls, seats and bases
Block for retaining walls, garden seats, fire pit bases and outdoor kitchen walls — the structure behind the finished look.
Concrete
04Flatwork, steps and footings
Concrete footings, bases, steps and curbs, set so the stone and pavers above them stay level and keep their line.
Flagstone
05Patios and walkways
Natural flagstone set by hand, with irregular shapes and a soft, varied surface that suits older homes and planted gardens.
Pavers
06Patios, paths and driveways
Pavers laid in a pattern that fits your space — tight joints, clean edges and a surface that takes everyday use.
Stucco
07Exterior finishes and repairs
Stucco finishes and repairs on exterior walls, tied in so a patched or updated section blends with the rest of the facade.
Mixing materials
Not sure what
fits your space?
Send a few photos of the area and tell us what you'd like it to become. We'll tell you which materials make sense, and where a different one would serve you better.
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