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Three categories, eleven services, one contractor

Most properties need two or three of these. What makes them worth having from one company is that a patio, the grade that drains it and the wall that holds the grade are the same project — split across three contractors they become three projects that each blame the other two.

A stone retaining wall cut into a grassed slope beside a house, with the trench behind it open and drainage stone going in.

01 — Masonry

Masonry & Hardscaping

Walls, patios, walkways, driveways and structural masonry — built on a base that holds through a Hudson Valley winter.

  • Retaining walls
  • Stone & paver patios
  • Walkways & driveways
  • Brick & block masonry
  • Concrete services
Masonry & Hardscaping
Two plow trucks with blades down on fresh snow, with a backhoe behind them and snow still falling.

02 — Snow & Ice

Commercial Snow & Ice Management

Seasonal contracts for property managers, HOAs, retail centers and medical campuses — plowed, salted and documented before the doors open.

  • Commercial snow plowing
  • Ice control & salting
  • Sidewalk & walkway clearing
  • Parking lot plowing & stacking
  • 24/7 storm monitoring
  • Seasonal contracts
Commercial Snow & Ice Management
A bluestone walk curving around a planted bed with a Japanese maple, laid in a random rectangular pattern.

03 — Landscaping

Landscaping

Design, grading, drainage and planting — the landscape side of a company that has been building the hardscape for 37 years.

  • Landscape design & installation
  • Outdoor living spaces
  • Drainage & grading
  • Plantings & lawn renovation
  • Seasonal property maintenance
Landscaping

What we will not do

We do not do roofing, siding, decks, pools, tree work or irrigation. Where a job needs one of those we will tell you and, where we can, tell you who to call — but we would rather be the company that does the ground and the stone properly than the one that says yes to everything.

Some of the work

Photographs from our own jobs across all three categories.

A freshly laid blacktop driveway running past a white clapboard house, edged with a course of granite cobble against a bed of river stone.
Blacktop driveway with a granite cobble edge
A natural stone retaining wall under construction, with poured concrete pier footings visible in the excavated trench beside it.
Stone wall over poured pier footings
The first courses of a concrete block wall laid to line in an excavated trench, with safety cones and tape around the work.
Block wall, first courses laid
A wide, freshly mown lawn with visible mower stripes running back to a mature treeline, with ornamental grasses and shrub beds along its edges and a small barn-roofed shed at the right.
Mown lawn and kept beds running back to the treeline
A pale porcelain paver patio with a charcoal border, curving up to paver steps and a stone pier at a house entrance.
Porcelain patio with paver steps
A worker with a breaker cutting out a failed concrete sidewalk section beside a road, with an excavator and new slabs staged nearby.
Curb and sidewalk replacement, winter
Five plow trucks with blades down, a backhoe and a spreader staged in a snow-covered yard before a storm.
Plow fleet staged in the yard before a storm
Three crew members in hard hats and hi-vis setting large bluestone slabs into a screeded bed beside a lawn.
Setting bluestone on a front walk
A paving crew raking hot asphalt behind a paver machine in a parking area beside a white clapboard building.
Paving a parish parking lot

Not sure which of these you need?

That is a normal position to be in and it is a five-minute phone call. Describe the problem and we will tell you what it actually is.

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