I have spent over 30 years crafting drives and pathways, walls, and water features from stone.
Craftsmanship
Stonemasonry has a history which dates back thousands of years to the Great Wall of China, Taj Mahal, and the Egyptian pyramids. Despite what my team of landscapers and stonemasons might tell you, I didn’t help build those. But, I have spent over 30 years laying drives and pathways, building walls, and landscaping gardens in stone.
Traditional and modern
We use traditional materials and techniques, so every garden landscaping and stonemasonry project is unique. We’re also comfortable using modern materials and methods, and our experience helps us seamlessly blend the two. Sustainability is important to us, so where possible, we use native materials sourced from local suppliers across North Wales.
Cut, prepare, and build
My team and I are skilled garden landscapers and stonemasons. We prepare stone using methods which have been used for centuries, cutting and shaping it to fit the build perfectly. We judge each stone before putting it in place. We have an eye for detail, and I pride myself on the quality of our craft.
Awards and recognition
I’m happy people recognise our craftsmanship too. We’ve won two RHS medals. One gold medal—and the best in show in Cardiff—and a bronze medal at Tatton Park. But, I’m always more pleased when a client is proud of the work we craft for them.
Our yard in Conwy, North Wales is on the site of an old nursery and it’s where we keep many large pieces of slate and stone for our work.
We’re based in Conwy in the center of North Wales, convenient for projects from Anglesey to the English border and Chester.
We cut and shape stone to form perfect corners.
In our spare time, we’re restoring this large saw so we can cut stone to any size.
We collect gate posts and other antique pieces of stone and often include them in our designs.