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This residence had an eroding slope that split the yard, and a thinning Bermuda lawn. We installed natural sandstone steps to stop erosion and allow foot traffic across the yard. We planted ground cover beside the stone for additional erosion control. We replaced the sparse Bermuda with shade-tolerant Zoysia. The owner had a realistic grasp of the situation, made clear decisions, and was great to work with.
Beautify Your Lawn!
“Had some erosion on a small hill in my backyard that needed some attention. Selected Glasscapes on their responsiveness to come out and give a fair reasonable quote. Stuart is highly knowledgeable and professional in all aspects of his business. Gave an honest evaluation and what would work best within my budget. Broke my “wish list” into separate areas which helped me make easier decisions on what I could afford at the time. Stuart gave an honest start date and the work was completed within the time frame put out. Stuart provided care instructions which will help the renovated area succeed. If you’re looking to beautify your yard, consider Stuart and Glasscapes to do the job right!”
—Brook K. Woodstock, GA
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Improved Property Value
Improve your home’s property value with hardscaping, like these natural stone steps. The stairway of sandstone treads guides visitors down the slope safely, helps control erosion, and looks good! Sandstone is a superb construction material for outdoor use. It is solid, durable, and easy to walk on.
Enhanced Aesthetics
Building pathways and incorporating hardscaping into your landscape enhances the aesthetic appeal and functionality of your outdoor space. These elements create clear, durable walking routes, reduce soil erosion, and can increase your property’s value. Additionally, they help define different areas of your garden, making it more organized and enjoyable. Check out this other example of erosion control using stone.