Marc -

I would be very interested talking with you and providing a free
estimate. We are a very reputable & afordable design/build firm
located in Pflugerville. Check us out at www.landscapingneeds.com.
Thanks

Kevin Dykes
797-0193

(Marc Stephenson) wrote in message ...
I want to have a stonework walkway requiring several steps built into
my backyard.

Does anybody have any recommendations or non-recommendations for stonework
contractors to design and construct a stone pathway with steps? I couldn't
get anything useful out of googling austin.* for this one.

Marc

(Marc Stephenson) babbled and bored us in
:

I want to have a stonework walkway requiring several steps built into
my backyard.

Does anybody have any recommendations or non-recommendations for stonework
contractors to design and construct a stone pathway with steps? I couldn't
get anything useful out of googling austin.* for this one.

Marc

Get a staircase form, have it filled with concrete.
Set it.
Pull the form and then buy sliced 1/2" slab decorative stone and use mortar
thinset mix and slap them on yourself.

-- mapi
================================================== ======================
An appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile--hoping it will eat him last.
================================================== ======================

ull the form and then buy sliced 1/2" slab decorative stone and use mortar
thinset mix and slap them on yourself.

Where do you buy that 1/2" sliced limestone from? I've been looking for a
source.
Gary Brady
Austin, TX

In article ,
says...
I want to have a stonework walkway requiring several steps built into
my backyard.

Does anybody have any recommendations or non-recommendations for stonework
contractors to design and construct a stone pathway with steps? I couldn't
get anything useful out of googling austin.* for this one.

Marc


Marc;

you might try Whited's Masonry 243-5277 or 303-1644. They did our
patio. They recommended by people who had a walkway built by them. Their
portfolio showed several large stone stairs if I remember correctly

Bill

Marc -

I would be very interested talking with you and providing a free
estimate. We are a very reputable & afordable design/build firm
located in Pflugerville. Check us out at www.landscapingneeds.com.
Thanks

Kevin Dykes
797-0193

(Marc Stephenson) wrote in message ...
I want to have a stonework walkway requiring several steps built into
my backyard.

Does anybody have any recommendations or non-recommendations for stonework
contractors to design and construct a stone pathway with steps? I couldn't
get anything useful out of googling austin.* for this one.

Marc

(Marc Stephenson) babbled and bored us in
:

I want to have a stonework walkway requiring several steps built into
my backyard.

Does anybody have any recommendations or non-recommendations for stonework
contractors to design and construct a stone pathway with steps? I couldn't
get anything useful out of googling austin.* for this one.

Marc

Get a staircase form, have it filled with concrete.
Set it.
Pull the form and then buy sliced 1/2" slab decorative stone and use mortar
thinset mix and slap them on yourself.

-- mapi
================================================== ======================
An appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile--hoping it will eat him last.
================================================== ======================

ull the form and then buy sliced 1/2" slab decorative stone and use mortar
thinset mix and slap them on yourself.

Where do you buy that 1/2" sliced limestone from? I've been looking for a
source.
Gary Brady
Austin, TX

In article ,
says...
I want to have a stonework walkway requiring several steps built into
my backyard.

Does anybody have any recommendations or non-recommendations for stonework
contractors to design and construct a stone pathway with steps? I couldn't
get anything useful out of googling austin.* for this one.

Marc


Marc;

you might try Whited's Masonry 243-5277 or 303-1644. They did our
patio. They recommended by people who had a walkway built by them. Their
portfolio showed several large stone stairs if I remember correctly

Bill