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Whether the plan calls for a structural retaining wall or just a decorative backdrop for a garden bed Aqua Terra can build you a wall that will provide beauty and strength for generations to come.

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This patio of squared bluestone is supported by a fieldstone retaining wall. The wall supports a raised planting bed filled with plants providing shade and interest.

A patio made from brick or stone can provide a good alternative to a wood deck.

Patios

Here is wrap-around patio constructed from square, full-color bluestone. Granite curbing has been used as a retaining wall to change levels.

This patio was built using irregular bluestone and cut to fit in a jig saw puzzle fashion. Notice the attached arbor which we also built. It now supports a planting of Wisteria and provides welcome shade.

This is a formal herb garden/patio we built using red brick.

A small patio built from used brick. The retaining wall is natural fieldstone.

A patio built using irregular bluestone.

Four views of an octagonal patio we built on a steep slope. The walls and coping are granite with Bluestone flagging.

Walks

This entrance combines several elements: Corinthian granite flagging, cobblestone edging, a fieldstone retaining wall, and a granite front step.	Granite comes in a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors. We use it for steps, edging, and walks.
This is part of the same entrance as seen above.	An entrance walk of squared bluestone with granite edging.

A Corinthian granite walk with cobblestone edging.

A massive stone staircase built from rough native granite.

Mike is applying the finishing touches to a walk in Corinthian granite.	A blue granite walk bordered by cobblestones.	This granite walk has hidden edging. Perennials will soon grow over the edges to soften them.