Fireplace Auburn-pub table-fireplace: Auburn Maine, We built this outdoor living space including a beautiful fireplace complete with wood boxes and medallion, stone pub table and a spacious patio area allowing egress from the house to the hot tub and backyard.

Sunday River: Newry Maine, When Sunday River needed a luxurious wedding area they called us. We installed an amazing runway and installed drainage and sod for the viewing area.

Granite wall: Norway, Maine RLS designed and built this one of a kind front entrance. Before this stroll through the garden entrance there was a timber retaining wall and timber steps that were failing and hazardous. We used recycled, antique granite to replace the wall and more consistent split granite steps for the entrance. The front stairs are heated to melt snow and ice!

PA flat wall,ralph circle,patio firepit: Our crew has the eye for natural stone. Using natural stone to build accent walls, fire features and patios fits in nicely with these lakeside and country homes.

Kwatney sod,steppers,blue stone: Raymond Maine, we combined natural stone steppers with cut blue stone give this client the perfect sun circle. Just before noon the shines in on this other wise shady sitting area. Grass boarders the blue stone then native winter berry, blueberry and ferns fill the under story along with creeping ground cover to reflect a Maine forest feel.

Richardson wrought iron: Paris Hill Maine, A raised terrace with wrought iron railings and granite steps on each side fit perfectly into this neighborhood..

Fletcher cobble:Paris Hill Maine, Using paving stones that mimic the qualities of cobble stones we have created a useful, stable entrance to this home. The paving stones blend nicely with the natural stone wall and antique granite steps.

Techo wall steps: Auburn Maine, Using two piece wall block to break up the horizontal lines and a random pattern with the paving stones we created a very clean and elegant entrance to this home.

Paris, On historic Paris Hill we used a classic cobble style paver with antique granite steps and a natural stone wall to transform the main entrance to this home.

Oxford Hills, Pavers and planting walls on the front of the house give a space to relax while creating a grand curb appeal.

South Paris, A simple patio off the family room offers space to just sit and rest while watching the sun draw down over the Western Maine mountains.

Thompson Lake, We completed this shoreline restoration project by installing irrigation, sod and a small planting.

These beautiful natural stone boulders blend perfectly with this waterfront landscape.

Elbow grease, sweat and a passion allow more room for maturing shrubs and put perennials in their place.

South Paris, Poolside pavers are far more attractive than poured concrete and guaranteed not to crack

South Paris, Poolside pavers are far more attractive than poured concrete and guaranteed not to crack

Oxford, Blending colors, shapes and textures completely changed the entrance to this home.

Raymond, This waterside home surrounded by mature trees, was the perfect setting for shade loving plants.

Deep edges along planting areas reduce the need for weeding and keep turf from encroaching.

Granite wall: Norway, Maine RLS designed and built this one of a kind front entrance. Before this stroll through the garden entrance there was a timber retaining wall and timber steps that were failing and hazardous. We used recycled, antique granite to replace the wall and more consistent split granite steps for the entrance. The front stairs are heated to melt snow and ice!

The solution? A series of steps, landings and granite boulders to provide a gentle walking experience.

Oxford, A raised sitting wall with a fire pit. Is there anything more enjoyable on a cool Maine evening?

By adjusting the elevation, we eliminated steps and railing to open this space up for guests.

The right equipment and plenty of experience get the job done on time and in budget.

Mature trees installed at this Thompson Lake residence create an instant boarder.

Quality trees and shrubs from quality nurseries are all we will use.

Jay, We replaced the old failing retaining wall and steps and installed a beautiful walkway through the perennial garden. A much more inviting approach to this house.

Thompson Lake, We used natural blue stone around this massive outdoor fireplace to keep with the homes natural but architectural feel.

Gray, Simple but elegant. What was just a stone dust path is now an established, useful and attractive walkway.

Proper soil preparation and grading allow for the four foot wide rolls of turf to be installed quickly leaving this customer with a new lawn in just one day.

Gray, Just outside the kitchen door this space will be used for grilling or to just sit and enjoy morning coffee.

This residence in Kennebunk Maine needed an entrance that would compliment its unique details.

The shale grey, random pattern with granite steps contributes to the New England look with just a touch of modern feel.

"Standing the test of time" Using quality products with a lifetime warranty gives you the most value.

Natural stone used at this turn of the century South Paris home creates a meaningful entrance. By transplanting well established hosta we were able to give the appearance of a well established walkway.

Installed in 2003 and this picture taken in 2010 shows that even after 7 grueling New England winters this walkway has the beauty and functionality as the day it was installed.

Proper installation is the key to a lasting hardscape. Certified pavers installers see every job through to ensure the proper techniques, methods and supplies are used every time.

Here is the beginning of a free standing granite sitting wall. We later capped off the wall with granite slabs and bordered it with a blue stone patio.