Stone walkways
Bluestone, granite, and fieldstone paths hand-set on a proper base. Cut on site with a small stand — no wet saws on the lawn.
- Bluestone & irregular flag
- Granite step landings
- Moss or polymeric joints
- Drainage that actually works
Kittery, Maine · Established hardscape & garden care
Stone set by hand.
Shrubs shaped by eye.
Walkways, patios, and pruned gardens for homes along the southern Maine coast. Quiet crews, tidy sites, and lines that hold true from thaw through winter.
What we do
Two trades, one crew.
We keep our list short on purpose. Stonework and shrub care are what we do every day — and both benefit from the same eye for line, level, and how a place should feel from the driveway.
Shrub & hedge care
Shape pruning, restorative cuts, and seasonal tidy-ups. We prune to the plant's habit rather than a shape, so it holds through the growing season.
- Boxwood, yew, holly, privet
- Hydrangea & rose renewal
- Rhododendron dead-heading
- Fall & spring cleanups
Patios & small walls
Sitting patios, fire-pit surrounds, and dry-laid retaining walls in native stone. Small-footprint projects — usually a few days, not a month.
- Under 400 sq ft patios
- Dry-laid granite walls
- Stepping-stone entries
- Fieldstone bed edging
Recent work
Before & after.
Two projects we're proud of from this past season along the Kittery coast. The craft shows most in the transition — how the new stone meets old lawn, how a shrub reads once the deadwood is out.
Before
After
Front stoop, restorative pruning
Two yews taken back into shape over one visit, mulch bed re-edged, and a stepping-stone path set to the drive. About one day on site.
Before
After
Side-yard bluestone walkway
Old brick path pulled, base rebuilt to grade, irregular bluestone hand-cut and set with mossed joints. Three days, two hands.
Sample project descriptions above are representative — we’ll drop in your real gallery once we’ve worked together.
How we work
Four small steps.
No mystery.
We keep the process quiet and clear. You know what’s happening, when, and what it’ll cost before the first shovel moves.
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Walk the site
We come by, look at the space, listen to what you want. Usually about twenty minutes.
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Written quote
A one-page estimate — materials, time on site, and a clear number. No surprises later.
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Small crew, tidy days
Two or three of us, on site until it's done. Tools off the lawn at the end of each day.
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Season check-in
We stop back the following season to see how the stone settled and the shrubs held.
Service area
Southern Maine coast — and the near-shore towns.
We work within a short drive of Kittery so we can keep the crew small and the follow-up honest. If you’re in one of the towns below, we’d be glad to come look.
- Kittery home base
- Kittery Point weekly
- York weekly
- York Harbor weekly
- Cape Neddick weekly
- Eliot weekly
- South Berwick by request
- Ogunquit by request
Request a quote
Come look at your yard.
Tell us a little about the project. We’ll reach out to schedule a short site walk — usually within a week during the growing season.
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Based in Kittery, MaineServing the southern Maine coast within about a 25-minute drive.
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Prefer to write?Use the form — goes straight to the crew.
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SeasonWalkway work April through November. Shrub care year-round with weather.