Do you have a large, flat property, perfectly graded away from buildings and other structures at a 2% pitch for drainage? No? What?! Good news - slopes and grade changes are a part of almost every project, and we’ve got the answers. Developing the grading and drainage plan for our projects starts right when we set foot on the property. Our tools allow us to quickly and accurately map the elevations of your property at our initial consultation. Steps, walls, and other features are included in your initial proposal, so there are no surprises during construction. We’ll work with you to select the right materials for these vertical elements so that they blend seamlessly with your finished landscape.
Monolithic Dodlin granite is one of our favorite materials for managing changes in elevation. Here, matching steps and blocks create a dramatic front entrance for this Rosemont residence
Full-color bluestone plays nicely with Adirondack thin veneer, giving a weathered look to this newly installed entry. See more in our project profile
Reclaimed granite steps were the perfect fit for this historic farmhouse in Pownal. Learn more in our portfolio
Retaining walls require careful design and construction for long-term durability. A lot of careful planning went into this raised patio in Standish.
Split Dodlin granite navigates a tricky grade change at this Cousins Island home
Sometimes, the material we need is already on site. The granite for this wall was harvested and repurposed from the existing landscape. Design by Cowles Studio.
This wall in Scarborough is clad with natural stone thin veneer and capped with Woodbury Gray granite.
Granite steps give this renovated home a clean, safe entrance
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