Flagstone WalkwaysA beautiful, natural, and affordable way to add texture, color, and functionality to your home.
Flagstone pathways lend themselves well to serpentine (curving) and irregular shapes.
This beautiful walkway invites you into a back yard in Providence Plantation. At 4 feet wide, it shows off the chocolate brown Tennessee flagstone and colorful New England river pebbles nicely.
Properly Built on a Compacted Stone FoundationThis image shows the basic construction style used. (The flagstone is not pictured here.) The soil is excavated down to a depth of about 5 inches. Brown, powder-coated steel landscape edging is installed to be flush with the top of the ground. Three inches of stone aggregate (ABC crush and run) is installed and compacted, followed by a layer of woven fabric to keep the clay flat over the years, then sand, flagstone, and pea gravel.
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These satisfied clients in Dixie-Berry Hill, a lovely Charlotte neighborhood on Lake Wylie, are repeat customers. Here we built a flagstone walkway, a functional drainage creek, a small retaining wall, and a horizontal cedar fence and gate.
We constructed this walkway and edging for a delighted client in Olde Providence.
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Transformation Photos
See what the construction process looks like!
