Patios · Walkways · Steps
Hardscaping
A patio should feel inevitable — like the stone grew out of the site. We build flagstone and paver patios, cobblestone walkways, granite steps and fire pits across Greater Portland, each one on an excavated, compacted, properly pitched base so the surface you walk on in June is the same one you shovel in January.
What We Build
Hardscaping, in detail.
Patios & Fire Pits
Natural flagstone, tumbled pavers and granite-edged terraces, with built-in fire pits sized for real Maine evenings.
Walkways & Entries
Cobblestone and paver walks with medallion inlays, soldier courses and flare-outs that make an entry read from the street.
Granite & Stone Steps
Thermal-top granite slabs and natural stone treads set into slopes — the detail that separates a landscape from a lawn.
Recent Hardscaping Work
Built by this crew.
Questions
Straight answers.
Will my patio heave in the winter?
Not if the base is right. We excavate to mineral soil, build a compacted gravel base below typical frost movement depth and pitch every surface for drainage. That base work is most of the job — and it is why our stone stays put.
Flagstone or pavers — which should I choose?
Flagstone gives you an organic, one-of-a-kind surface; pavers give you crisp geometry and pattern options at a friendlier price. We will walk your site and show you samples of both before you decide.
How long does a patio project take?
Most patios and walkways run three days to two weeks depending on size, access and stone choice. We give you a schedule with the estimate and we keep to it.
Hardscaping across Greater Portland
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Ready to talk hardscaping?
Tell us about your property and we will walk it with you — free estimates, straight answers, work guaranteed to hold its lines.
Mon–Sat 7:00am – 5:00pm · Based in Cumberland, Maine