
Large stone brings instant age and presence to a landscape. Boulders make walls, steps, accents and water features feel natural.
A well-placed boulder looks like it has always been there. Large stones make informal retaining walls, natural steps, seating, waterfall edges and accents in planting beds. They bring age and scale to a new landscape in a way that few other materials can.
Boulders are heavy and need machinery, planning and a stable footing. Partial burial, a firm base and thoughtful grouping make them look natural, not dropped. We choose stone from regional yards, often with you, and place each piece with an eye for its best face.
Large stone adds presence on day one.
Flat tops make stable treads.
Large units hold soil well.
Perfect for falls and streams.
Smooth boulders double as seats.
Essentially no upkeep.
Retaining WallsEngineered-minded, drainage-first retaining walls in block, natural stone and boulders that hold the hill and look like a…Explore
Boulder and Stone WallsRugged boulders and stacked natural stone for walls that look like part of the hillside and stand for…Explore
Water FeaturesFountains, waterfalls, streams and naturalistic ponds that add sound, movement and wildlife to the yard.Explore
Erosion ControlMatting, check dams, native plantings and stone armoring that hold soil in place on banks, swales and bare…Explore Size a patio, plan a wall or ballpark the cost.
Outdoor Space PlannerChoose the features you want and see how much patio space they need and a size that fits.Try it
Paver Patio CalculatorEnter the size and use of a patio, walk or drive and see pavers, base stone, sand and edging to plan for.Try it
Hardscape Cost EstimatorPick a project, a size and a few add-ons and get a ballpark planning range.Try it With a skid steer or excavator, partly buried on a firm base. We place and adjust each one for stability and appearance.
Yes, when built correctly with a base and drainage. Taller walls may need engineering.
Regional quarries and stone yards, so color and character fit Middle Tennessee.
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