Flagstaff, Arizona
Your project is part of the terrain. We read the grade, the slope, and the way water and snow move through a yard — then set the stone, paver, and wall to match it.
What we build
Every project starts with the ground it sits on. Here is what we set on that ground.
Thin-cut and full-bed veneer set over a drained, flashed wall — ledgestone, ashlar, or a coursing drawn for the elevation.
Pavers laid on a compacted base with the joints running with the grade instead of against it, edges locked and cut clean.
Segmental block and stone walls stepped to the slope, with drainage and reinforcement working behind the face.
Masonry fireboxes and chimneys built to draw properly, with the stone matched to the house behind them.
Repointing, caps, flashing, and rebuilds — the part of the house that takes the weather head-on.
Paver driveways, aprons, and hard-standing set to carry load and shed melt away from the foundation.
How it goes
Four steps, the same on every job — from the photos you send to the last stone set in place.
Send photos of the site and a few notes: what is there now, what you want it to do, and how you use the yard.
We come out, take measurements, and look at slope, drainage, and access — plus how the snow sits through winter.
Stone, pattern, and layout drawn against the elevation, so you can see how the wall steps and where the lines run.
Base, drainage, and reinforcement first. Then the stone goes on, course by course, and the site is cleaned up behind us.
Recent terrain
Veneer, pavers, and walls — photographed on site, in the light they were built for.
Get a quote
Send the form with photos of the site and we will walk the ground with you — grade, drainage, and all.
Flagstaff, Arizona
Stone, paver, and wall work for Flagstaff homes and the slopes around them. Send a few photos and we will take it from there.