Blue Select or full-range? Thermal or natural cleft? A short guide to the stones we set — what they are, where they shine, and how they age.
Every project starts with premium natural stone — selected for strength, color, and the way it ages. Edgar brings samples to the site visit.
The most uniform grade of Pennsylvania bluestone — dense, cool, blue-gray and refined. The formal choice for terraces, steps and caps.
Irregular, natural-cleft bluestone flagstone — in Blue Select, or in the full natural range of blues, lilacs, rusts and browns for a warmer, older-looking terrace.
Bluestone whose surface has been flamed with intense heat, leaving an even, finely textured face that grips underfoot.
Rectangular granite cobble — nearly indestructible. The border that holds a driveway’s line for generations.
Weathered, hand-split stone with depth and shadow — walls and chimneys that look like they grew where they stand.
Whole natural stones, placed by eye and by hand — for stream beds, water features, steps and naturalistic walls.
Edgar personally walks every site before a single figure is written. Estates are accepted by private consultation — a limited number each season.
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