Where We Work — Atlanta Metro Service Areas

Large lots, mature trees, and steep grades. We've done full backyard transformations in Buckhead that required terraced retaining walls, stone patios, and drainage engineering to work with the slope.

A mix of older estates and newer builds. Our Sandy Springs work has included a custom floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace matched to an existing kitchen remodel.

Marietta has some of the largest residential lots in the metro, which means room for big projects. We recently completed a screened porch with a 7-by-2-foot stone mantel that took a seven-person crew to set.

Historic Roswell has strict guidelines on exterior work in certain neighborhoods. We've worked with homeowners there on natural stone patios and walkways that fit the character of older properties.

Newer developments in Alpharetta often have compact backyards that benefit from smart hardscaping — stone patios, small water features, and low-maintenance landscaping that makes the space feel bigger than it is.

Dunwoody lots tend to be wooded with uneven terrain. Retaining walls, stepped stone paths, and drainage-conscious hardscaping are common in our Dunwoody projects.

Johns Creek homeowners often want full outdoor living setups — kitchens, fire pits, and water features. The lots here can support it, and we've done multiple multi-feature builds in the area.