Walk the yard together
We meet on site to talk about how you want to use the space, wet spots, privacy and a target budget.
About Stoneleaf
Landscapes that look better in year ten.
A painted room looks its best the day the painters leave. A well-built landscape should look better at year five and better again at year ten, as long as the hidden groundwork was never rushed.
How we work
Designers, masons and growers under one roof.
When a freelance designer hands drawings to the cheapest paver crew, arguments over drainage slopes and plant swaps follow. Stoneleaf's designers, ICPI masons, irrigation technicians and horticulturists share one shop, so budgets stay realistic and the details are built as drawn.
Before excavation we book an 811 utility locate, lay ground-protection mats over lawn access routes, stage materials on tarps and sweep the kerbs clean by 4:30 p.m. each day. Plants are chosen only after we have tested soil drainage and watched the afternoon sun.
Our process
Six steps from first walk to finished garden.
Plan and stone samples
Review a scaled 2D layout and hold real stone and paver samples against your brick or siding.
Fixed, itemised proposal
Base prep, stone, drainage, irrigation and planting are priced line by line, ready to build at once or in stages.
Locate and protect
811 marks the buried utilities and mats go down over every access route before a machine arrives.
Build base and drainage first
Compacted stone and drainage go in first, then trees, perennials and lighting, with the crew on site until it is done.
Care walk-through
You receive a watering and pruning calendar for your plants, with optional ongoing care from our grounds crew.