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Building a home? Need an update? Do you love the look of stone but don't know which to choose? Synthetic stone is a great option for the inside, outside, and any accessory around your home. These stones are lighter than natural stone which make them easier to install while still giving you the look that you've been dreaming of!
Three things you can do if erosion is happening to your yard to prevent it from worsening.
Adding a fire pit to your yard is a great idea! We carry different options of fire pits here that use wall blocks and are easy to install
A step stone pathway is definitely an easy to do weekend project! Here's what to consider, and how to create your own in 5 steps.
Installing a gravel or stone driveway is more economical than a concrete, asphalt or paver driveway. Here are alternate options you should consider (and some to avoid).
The basic difference between flagstone and fieldstone is that flagstone is quarried (comes from beneath the ground) and fieldstone is on top of the ground (or in the case of our Tennessee stone, it comes from the side of a mountain). This results in products that are different in color and texture.
For stepping stones most of our friends and customers choose flagstone pieces over concrete pavers because of the natural shapes and variety of colors there are to choose from.
