Dry-stacked limestone, built to outlast the house.

Recent work

Each project gets its own written page. That's the part most trade sites miss — a search engine can't read what's inside a photograph, so the work has to be described in words to be found at all.

1. Before and after
   retaining wall

   Dry-stacked retaining wall

   Ninety feet of Black Hand sandstone laid without mortar on a grade that had been washing out for years. Drainage rebuilt behind the face.

   Worthington · 2026
2. Chimney rebuild
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   Chimney rebuild, 1912 farmhouse

   Taken down to the roofline and rebuilt with salvaged brick, matched mortar joints, and a new clay liner. Original corbelling reproduced.

   Granville · 2025
3. Patio and steps
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   Bluestone patio and steps

   Four hundred square feet of full-color bluestone with fitted stone steps down to an existing terrace. Laid on compacted base, no concrete.

   Dublin · 2025

What we do

Prices are starting points for planning. Every job gets a real number after we've walked the site.

• Retaining wall

  Retaining walls

  Dry-stacked or mortared, with the drainage done properly behind the face so it doesn't fail in five years.

  From $95 per face foot
• Chimney work

  Chimneys & fireplaces

  Repointing, rebuilds above and below the roofline, liners, caps, and crown repair.

  Repointing from $1,200
• Patios & walkways

  Patios & walkways

  Bluestone, flagstone, and brick set on a compacted base. Cut and fitted on site, not trimmed to fit.

  From $28 per sq ft
• Restoration

  Historic restoration

  Soft lime mortar matched to the original, salvaged brick, and detail work reproduced by hand.

  Quoted per project

Where we work

Named plainly, because it's the first thing a homeowner checks and the thing that gets you found in local search.

Columbus, Worthington, Dublin, Powell, Westerville, Hilliard, Upper Arlington, Delaware, Granville, and Newark. Farther out for restoration work — call and ask.