Stone Walkways & Garden Paths
The path to the front door is the first thing everyone sees. Make it stone.
Built for how you live outside
A well-built walkway does two jobs: it gets people safely where they’re going, and it frames the house. Front entries, side yards, paths to the dock and stepping stones through a garden all change how a property feels as you move through it.
We build walkways in mortar-set flagstone, pavers, dry-laid stone and steppers set in decomposed granite, with stone steps and landings where the grade changes. Every path is set with proper slope and base so it stays flat, drains and doesn’t become a trip hazard.
We build stone walkways & paths throughout Lago Vista, Jonestown, Cedar Park, Volente, Leander and Liberty Hill, and in communities from Tessera and The Hollows to Travisso and Santa Rita Ranch.
What we build
- Front entry walkways
- Flagstone and paver paths
- Stepping stones in DG, gravel or groundcover
- Stone steps and landings on slopes
- Paths to docks, pools and outbuildings
- Metal-edged decomposed granite paths
- Walkway lighting prep
Choose your look
Grade changes are the rule, not the exception
On lake lots in Jonestown, Volente and Lago Vista, a path to the water can mean dozens of feet of elevation. We break long runs into comfortable steps and landings, use heavy stone slab treads that won’t shift, and manage runoff so a path doesn’t turn into a creek in a storm.
Recent stone walkways & paths & related work
Stone Walkways & Paths: common questions
Straight answers. If yours isn't here, call and ask. You'll talk to the person who'll build it.
What’s the most affordable stone walkway?
Stepping stones set in decomposed granite with a steel edge give you a natural stone look for less than mortar-set flagstone.
How wide should a front walkway be?
We typically recommend at least 4 feet so two people can walk side by side, wider for grand entries. Garden paths can be narrower.
Can you build steps down to the lake?
Yes. We build stone slab and boulder steps on steep lake lots, planned around the existing grade and drainage.
Will a flagstone walkway get slippery?
Natural cleft flagstone has good texture. We avoid polished stone outdoors and set slope so water doesn’t sit on the surface.
Complete the space
HardscapeFlagstone Patios
Natural flagstone patios, laid wet or dry, with tight joints and a finish that looks like it belongs to the land.
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LandscapeStone Flower Beds & Metal Edging
Stone-bordered and steel-edged beds with crisp lines that make every planting look designed.
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HardscapeRetaining Walls
Limestone and block retaining walls that turn steep Hill Country lots into usable, level living space.
ExploreWhat neighbors say
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Rock bed project completed & decent pricing and looks great! Mow, edge, blow as weekly yard maintenance & Justin's crew does great too!
Used these guys for a few years now. Always a timely response when I need them. Very thorough while performing and completing the work I needed. Local business, so support them!
Landscapers did what suppose to do, I could ask if they would do some other things, did not hesitate to help me.
Did great work on short notice on my lawn.
Let’s plan your stone walkways & paths
Tell us about the project. We’ll walk the property, talk through ideas and give you a clear, detailed proposal.
