Wright Stone

Oliver Moore 

on Google

a month ago

Instead of grass leading to the back garden, we wanted something durable. A slate path was built with a solid base and fitted slabs that follow a curve through the yard. The project also included edging to keep soil and mulch from spilling onto the walkway. It makes the garden more accessible and looks far better than the dirt trail there before//// 

David Stewart 

on Google

a month ago

The slope along one side of the yard was impossible to maintain. A retaining wall was built using brick, with proper drainage installed behind it. Once complete, we ended up with two flat levels that opened space for planting and a small sitting area. The change is night and day. What used to be wasted land is now usable and solid. 

Camden Lewis 

on Google

2 months ago

Flagstone paths were installed throughout the garden area to replace our cracked concrete. Dennis and Eric’s team shaped each stone to follow the landscape naturally. No straight lines, just a relaxed flow that works well with the space. The joints were tight and well-sanded. Everything drains right too. The walkways have changed how we use the backyard. 

Madeline Stanley 

on Google

3 months ago

Installed a new flagstone landing at the main entrance and did our walkways. Zack led the team and had each piece cut on-site for a tighter layout. They made sure the slope met code and nothing pooled near the door. Simple job, but done right. That entry now looks more finished and less like a construction zone. Guests comment on it more than I expected. 

Donald Owens 

on Google

4 months ago

There was constant water pooling near the back of my home every time it rained. The crew regraded the slope, installed a concrete footing, and built a long block wall with proper drainage behind it. They explained why the base layers mattered, and honestly, the whole yard is leveled now. The pavers they added made it easier to walk across the yard without tracking mud everywhere. It’s a major improvement, and I’d hire them again.