Custom Stone Work | Patios | Pavers | Retaining Walls | Southeast MI

CUSTOM STONE AND PAVER WORK

Custom stonework can include a flagstone path, stone columns, natural ledgestone steps, a limestone outcropping retaining wall, a stone surround for your outdoor grill, a fire pit, a stone sitting wall around your patio, or an outdoor fireplace. We start with a design consultation to help you envision the new items in your yard. On paper, we can move things around, try out different materials, and capture the essence of what you want your outdoor oasis to feel like. We help you decide on a budget that gets you everything you need, and plenty of what you want. From there, we handle the side preparation, installation, and subsequent cleanup.

Are you tired of the cement walkway that greets you whenever you walk up to your home? Is the patio looking tired? Do you want to build some elevations into an otherwise lifeless yard? With residential custom stonework, we can take your property from drab to looking fabulous in a short time.

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“Working with United Lawnscape was incredible. Their experienced, knowledgeable staff transformed my yard with their beautful landscaping. Thank you!”

LANDSCAPING

Rochester, MI

“Thank you again for a job well done. The transformation of my mother’s yard is personally uplifting to me. She is very pleased with the work you did and with the quality of your workers!”

Sharon Ziemba

Residential

“I’ve done a lot of development in the area and I’ve used them for a majority of my landscaping. I think the key to their success is they are extremely conscientious. An amazing team!”

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