What we build
Four kinds of work, built to hold up through a mountain winter.
Patios and retaining walls
Flagstone and fieldstone patios, dry-stacked or mortared walls that hold back a slope in Biltmore Forest or West Asheville clay. We grade for drainage before we ever set a stone.
See patios and wallsNative plantings
Beds built around serviceberry, mountain laurel and little bluestem, chosen for the site's sun, soil and deer pressure rather than a catalog. Plantings we've put in years ago are still filling out in Montford and Weaverville yards today.
See planting and gardensOutdoor lighting
Low-voltage lighting along steps, walls and paths, run so you can see the yard after dark without floodlighting the neighbours. Wired in during construction, not bolted on after.
See outdoor lightingSeasonal maintenance
Pruning, mulching and bed cleanup on a schedule that matches the plantings we installed, so the crew that built the yard is the one that keeps it right.
See how maintenance works