Landscape stone construction

This spring will be the continuance of last fall's unfinished work. Scheduling did however go pretty much as planned as far as individual task completion time, it was the arrival of the possibly sixth generation stone mason that delayed the contracts progress for two week. Well worth it. Excavators will not be needed this spring as they completed all the required digging and level altering tasks last fall. Landscape lighting and irrigation will need to be routed through the stone wall and placed within the flower bed plateaus as well as the appropriate drainage tiles. The remaining stone are on site to complete the project, and labor for the spring will not be nearly as intense as last fall. There is a reason others had refused the job, other than the fact they couldn't wrap their head around the steps and planning needed to complete a contract with these complications. The first tier will measure six feet and is nearly completed, the second tier will measure three feet and is started, and a flower bed ranging from three to four feet in with will divide the two, perfectly positioned for a view of the fresh flowers from the stone patio above the last tier. Knowlton is generally an area that offers these size contracts, but those investing in the high end land prices of Bromont also tend be more likely to invest in their landscapes. So far set up is complete for this contract. Bulk stone availability is being advertised on crstonescapes.com and local papers in the area. Final product pictures of this job will make great advertising for the type of stone used, they are a fantastic product for homeowner and landscaper alike.