Our services

Waterscape and Stonework Services in Atlanta, Georgia

Stone masonry experts. That's the short version. We do fire pits, fireplaces, stone walls, custom fountains, creek beds, ponds, outdoor kitchens, and stone patios — all built by hand with natural stone. We've been at it for 35 years in the Atlanta area, which means we know Georgia's red clay, the freeze-thaw cycles, the drainage problems on sloped lots, and what materials actually hold up here long-term. Every service listed below is available across the metro — Buckhead, Sandy Springs, Marietta, Roswell, Alpharetta, Dunwoody, Johns Creek, and beyond.

Get a quote · (770) 361-7446
Rectangular turtle pond with cut stone coping beside a house

Koi ponds, garden ponds, waterfalls and streams, hand-built in natural stone with filtration sized to the pond.

Call about a new pond →
Pond with water lilies and a flagstone edge along the lawn in Marietta

Full cleanouts for koi and garden ponds: muck, leaves and string algae out, filter and pump cleaned.

Call about a cleaning →
Multi-level natural stone waterfall spilling into a pond, with stone steps alongside

Leaks, torn liners, failing pumps and old ponds that need a rebuild.

Call about a repair →
Natural stone waterfall spilling into a planted pond in Marietta

Garden drops, multi-level cascades, streams and pondless waterfalls, hand-set in natural stone.

Call about a waterfall →
Townhouse patio of crushed slate and flagstone stepping stones with a fire bowl and low stone wall

Flagstone, fieldstone, bluestone — hand-laid on a proper base and built for Georgia's red clay.

Call about a patio →
Stacked stone fireplace in a West Cobb pavilion above a flagstone floor

Stone countertops, built-in grills, pizza ovens, wet bars — built with master carpenters.

Call about a kitchen →
Marietta screened porch overlooking a stone-edged pond and stream

Dry creek beds that carry runoff away from the house and look like a natural stream bed.

Call about a creek bed →
Floor-to-ceiling dry-stack stone fireplace with an arched firebox

Custom stone fire pits and outdoor fireplaces, hand-built to match your existing hardscaping.

Call about a fire feature →
Two tiers of natural stone retaining walls above a patio in a Buckhead backyard

Retaining walls, garden walls, privacy walls, and seat walls — engineered for Georgia's slopes and clay.

Call about a wall →
Two custom fountains: a stone sphere fountain in Decatur and a palm-tree fountain in a stacked-stone basin

Courtyard fountains, estate water features, and noise-curtain systems — all natural stone.

Call about a fountain →
Multi-level natural stone waterfall spilling into a pond, with stone steps alongside

Fountains, waterfalls and ponds for public spaces, plus rebuilds of existing commercial features.

Call about a commercial feature →

Master masonry and hardscaping

John picks the stone at the yard with you. The crew lays every piece by hand on-site, setting it for proper drainage, level, and long-term stability. We've built 70-foot barefoot-friendly sidewalks, 3-foot solid stone steps set into hillsides, and terraced retaining walls holding back decades of erosion on steep Buckhead lots. Our 80-foot stone wall system in West Cobb is a good example of what large-scale hardscaping looks like when it's done right.

The difference between hand-laid stone and contractor-grade paver work is obvious the day it's installed. It's even more obvious five years later.

Stone steps with built-in lights between stacked-stone retaining walls
Flagstone floor and stone fireplace under a timber pavilion

Outdoor kitchens and pavilions

We work with master carpenters to build outdoor kitchens and covered pavilion structures. The carpentry crew handles framing; we handle the stone — countertops, bar fronts, pizza oven enclosures, fire pit surrounds, and all the finish work.

A typical outdoor kitchen includes a built-in grill, stone counters, and integrated seating. The higher-end builds add commercial pizza ovens, wet bars, and full pavilion roofing. Our West Cobb project had all of that — $85,000 total, including an $8,500 commercial pizza oven, stone bar seating, a fire pit, and a hand-laid patio. The crew finished it in one month.

Atlanta's climate makes these spaces usable about nine months of the year. With a covered pavilion, closer to twelve.

Talk to John about a build
Our namesake

Ponds and waterscape engineering

This is our namesake. We build ponds, waterfalls, streams, and fountain systems that run as self-sustaining ecosystems. That means proper filtration, pump sizing, biological balance from aquatic plantings, and natural stone edges — not a fiberglass shell with a recirculating pump.

Our systems use professional-grade equipment rated up to 15,000 GPH. We've built everything from small courtyard fountains to multi-level waterfall systems. One of our more unusual builds was a waterfall designed as a noise curtain — the homeowner lived near a busy road and wanted the sound of water instead of traffic. It worked.

The goal with every water feature is the same: it should look like it's been on your property for decades, not like it was installed last Tuesday.

Two custom fountains: a stone sphere fountain in Decatur and a palm-tree fountain in a stacked-stone basin
Stone mailbox with a package vault at a gated driveway in Tucker

Specialty structures

We build custom stone structures for problems that don't have a standard solution. Our most popular is the Amazon Vault — a stone mailbox with a heavy-duty rear door built to bank-vault specs. It stops package theft and keeps deliveries dry through Georgia summers. We designed it after a client in Tucker had packages stolen from his porch repeatedly.

We also do stone fire pits, outdoor fireplaces, entry columns, garden walls, and architectural features. If you can draw it on a napkin or show us a picture, we can build it in stone.

Townhouse patio of crushed slate and flagstone stepping stones with a fire bowl

Interior stonework

We install stone flooring indoors — natural slate, travertine, flagstone. Same hand-laid precision as our exterior work. This is popular in Atlanta homes with open layouts where the kitchen flows out to a patio. Using the same stone material inside and out makes the whole space feel connected rather than chopped up at the door frame.

Stone path lined with Dwarf Mondo Grass

Landscaping and softscaping

Stone looks best with the right plants around it. We handle planting, bed design, ground cover, mulching, and seasonal color to finish out every hardscape project.

Our 1800 Plant Walkway is a good example — we sourced Dwarf Mondo Grass from three nurseries to line both sides of a stone path. Mass planting like that creates a clean, manicured border that makes the stonework stand out.

Talk to us

Call John Gray at (770) 361-7446, the office at (770) 433-1607, or email us. We'll walk your property, look at what you're working with, and give you a straight answer on what we can do. We serve Atlanta and more than 20 surrounding communities.

Call John · (770) 361-7446