In the field
The stone in use
Patios, walkways, step treads, pool decks and wallrock built with genuine Pennsylvania bluestone and blue pattern off our yard in Throop — finished projects and jobs mid-install.
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Patio, seat wall & fire pit
Pennsylvania bluestone pattern flagging set on a raised terrace with a stone seat wall and fire pit surround.
Full color step treads
Thick bluestone step treads leading to a front entry — natural cleft tops, sawn edges, no two alike.
Pattern flagging walkway
Wide-format pattern flagging laid as a front walk in a dry-set running bond layout.
Pool deck & coping
Natural cleft flagging with bullnose coping around a gunite pool — cool underfoot and slip resistant when wet.
Flagging over wallrock
Standup fieldstone wallrock capped with bluestone, holding a grade change beside a flagstone patio.
Steps going in
Rockfaced bluestone steps being set on a poured base — sorted to true thickness so risers stay even.
Patio in progress
Pattern flagging dry-laid on a screed bed. Consistent gauge means masons set stone instead of shimming it.
Pattern flagging detail
Tight joints and full color blues, greens and grays running all the way through the stone.
Broken flagging walk & pillars
Irregular broken flagging set in a sweeping front walk, framed by fieldstone pillars and bluestone-capped piers at the deck steps.
Thermal treads going in
Thermal blue step treads set on a fresh masonry stoop — gauged thickness and sawn edges keep every riser even.
Thermal pattern patio
Thermal pattern bluestone in a random ashlar layout — smooth, consistent surface with tight joints for a clean finished patio.