Rock features
Boulder groupings and feature rock placed by machine, set so they look settled rather than dropped.
Local stone for features, steps, seat walls and dry creek beds. The work that makes a yard look like it grew there.
Stone is the material that looks least like a product. Placed properly it reads as part of the property rather than something delivered to it.
Boulder groupings and feature rock placed by machine, set so they look settled rather than dropped.
River rock channels that move water through a yard and still look like they belong in it.
Cut and natural stone steps and slabs built into the grade instead of onto it.
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Low stone walls that hold a level and give you somewhere to sit at the same time.
Learn more →Rock that is stacked reads as stacked. Rock that is keyed in, with its weight bearing on the piece below and its face following the grade, reads as though it has always been there.
That is a placement decision made one rock at a time, with the machine and by hand.
Placed so it looks like it grew there.
Three steps from the first call to finished stonework.
Tell us about the area and what you want it to do, and we will set up a time to come out.
We walk the site, then you get a quote with the full scope.
One crew takes the job from the first placement to the final cleanup.
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We always use them for our jobs. Easy to work with and very reliable.
We have hired this crew for various projects on our acreage. The latest project was an equestrian riding arena, which turned out excellent. They are always willing to take on tasks and challenges with great outcome. Their operators and labourers are hard-working and willing to put in the time to get a job done.
Local suppliers wherever possible, because local stone matches the colour and texture of the ground it is sitting in. On the Chilliwack Mountain project it came from Armstrong Sand and Gravel Ltd out of Agassiz.
A properly built one does. It is a drainage channel that happens to look like a feature, which is why it is worth building it with the grading rather than decorating over a drainage problem.
Yes, and it is one of the more common calls we get. Access for the machine is the main thing to check, since feature rock is placed rather than carried.
Based in Chilliwack, working with homeowners and businesses from Langley through to Hope.
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