Large boulders and flagstone set with equipment and skill, so rock looks like it has been part of the land for centuries.
Rock makes or breaks a water feature. Small stones stacked in a neat pile look artificial, while large boulders set partly into the ground look like outcrops. Heavy stone needs equipment, planning and a good eye.
We select and place boulders, ledge stone and flagstone for ponds, falls, retaining edges and landscape accents. Each stone is turned to show its best face, buried to a natural depth and wedged with smaller rock so it stays put.
Local limestone, fieldstone and river rock suit Middle Tennessee well. We visit stone yards, choose pieces with good color and character and match the stone to your house and landscape.
Stones sit partly buried, grouped in odd numbers and tilted along the same lines. Large stones go in first, medium stones fill the gaps and small stones tuck into the joints.
Boulders can weigh hundreds or thousands of pounds. We use small machines to move them without ruining your lawn and keep crew and property safe during the lift.
Local limestone and fieldstone look right in Middle Tennessee. Using regional stone also cuts the distance it travels and often saves on delivery.
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BeforeAfterBoulders set like outcrops.
Stone moved with equipment.
Firm base under every large stone.
Moss, ferns and grasses between stones.
Mats and care while we work.
Site raked and tidy.
Every topic has its own page with what to expect and how we approach it.
Material guideStone and BouldersLimestone, fieldstone, river rock and flagstone: which stone looks right, how it behaves in water and how it…Learn more 
SituationNew YardsStarting from bare ground: where to put water, how big to go and what to decide before the…Learn more 
SituationNeglected PondsA pond that has turned green, filled with muck or been swallowed by weeds can nearly always be…Learn more Enter the weir width and the look you want and see the gallons per hour for a thin, medium or full sheet of water.
Tell us what you have in mind and send photos of your yard. We plan the visit so we arrive ready.
We walk the yard, discuss size, style and sound and mark the shape on the ground.
You get a clear written price, and we agree on a day and an arrival window.
Excavation with shelves and a stable slope, with protection for your lawn and a call to 811 first.
Liner, plumbing, filtration, stone and plants installed with careful attention to the hidden parts.
Water treated, flow tuned and a walk-through with you before we leave.
Yes. We are happy to meet you at the stone yard and choose pieces together.
We use small, rubber-tracked machines and protect the route with mats. Some lawn disturbance is possible, and we repair it afterward.
Yes. Large boulders make strong, natural-looking retaining edges when set on a proper base.
It depends on the feature size. We usually suggest more stone than people expect, since the best water features look rocky and rich.
Sometimes. We inspect it for shape and quality and use what suits the project.
WaterfallsNatural stone waterfalls with the right pump, weir and plumbing, built to sound lovely and to stay in…Explore 
Pond LandscapingPlant beds, flagstone paths, patios and retaining stone that tie a water feature into the rest of the…Explore 
Shoreline Erosion ControlStone, coir logs and deep-rooted native plants that stop pond and stream banks from washing away.Explore 
Backyard StreamsWinding streams with pools, riffles and small falls that carry water across a slope or between ponds.Explore Tell us about the job and we will call you back quickly.
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