About the Material
Stacked stone walls are built using individual stone pieces. They are either dry-laid (without mortar) or set in mortar, to form vertical structures. These walls are often constructed using natural stone like granite, slate, sandstone, or fieldstone. Their appeal lies in their rustic texture, natural color variation, and enduring strength.
Dry-stacked walls offer a more organic, rustic look and flexibility with drainage. Mortared versions provide extra stability, especially for taller or load-bearing walls.
Our Services
Retaining Walls
Hold back soil, manage slopes, or create multi-level landscaping with structurally sound, naturally beautiful walls.
Garden & Planter Borders
Add elegance and definition to flower beds or raised garden features using neatly stacked stone.
Property Dividers & Boundary Walls
Clearly mark spaces or sections of your landscape with stylish, long-lasting stonework.
Freestanding Decorative Walls
Create visual interest with short accent walls around patios, pools, or entryways.
Seating & Fire Pit Walls
Combine form and function with low-profile stacked stone walls that double as seating.
Restoration & Repointing
We restore loose or weathered stacked stone structures and reinforce them for long-term stability.
The Advantages of Stacked Stone Walls
- Natural Beauty – The texture, color variation, and aged look of stone creates unmatched character.
- Durability & Longevity – Properly installed stacked stone can last for decades with minimal maintenance.
- Excellent Drainage – Water flows freely through dry-stacked structures, reducing pressure and chances of damage.
- Customizable Design – You can choose your stone type, height, layout pattern, and finish to perfectly match your space.
Our Installation Process
Consultation & Planning
We discuss your goals and based on that, help you choose the ideal stone and layout.
Site Excavation & Base Preparation
A trench is dug and a compacted gravel base is laid to support the wall’s weight and improve drainage.
Stone Stacking & Alignment
Stones are carefully placed by hand for a tight, stable, and visually appealing build.
Finishing Touches
Capstones are added if needed, and the site is cleaned. The team inspects the wall for proper structure and flow.
Optional Sealing
Depending on the stone type and exposure, we may recommend sealing for extra weather resistance.
FAQ
Do stacked stone walls need mortar to last?
Not necessarily. Dry-stacked walls are built for drainage and flexibility. For taller or load-bearing walls, we may recommend a mortared solution for added strength.
What types of stone can be used?
Common choices are limestone, granite, slate, sandstone, and fieldstone—each offering unique textures and colors.
How long do stacked stone walls last?
When installed properly, these walls can easily last 50 to 100 years or more. Regular inspection and occasional maintenance help ensure longevity.