—Walls, columns & facades
Stone that frames the house.
Retaining walls, fieldstone walls and pillars, stone porch columns, mailboxes, limestone planters, a stone fountain, and whole buildings clad in stacked stone.
01The work
Small walls to whole buildings.
A garden wall and a three-level facade are the same skill at different sizes: picking the right stone, laying it level and true, and finishing the caps and corners so the whole thing looks solid.
Guillermo’s jobs run that whole range, from a low stone wall at an old wooden porch to a tower with slot windows framed in soldier-course stone.
What we build
- Retaining walls
- Stone and brick mailboxes
- Fieldstone garden walls and pillars
- Stone porch columns
- Limestone walls and raised planters
- Stone fountains
- Stacked-stone facades and towers
- Stone pedestals
02Up close
Anatomy of a stone wall.
Tap the numbers on Guillermo’s fieldstone wall and pillar to see what separates a good wall from a pile of rocks.
03Stone explorer
Every wall comes out different.
Pick a stone and shuffle it. Natural stone never lays the same way twice, so every wall Guillermo builds is a one-off. The drawing on the left; his real wall on the right.
04Walls & columns
Walls with a cap on top.
Mixed-color fieldstone walls and pillars, a squared-stone porch column, a limestone wall and planter, and a stone fountain.
05Facades
The whole building.
A tower and arched balconies clad in stacked stone, with slot windows framed in stone, and a stone pedestal for the statue out front.
06On the job
Going up right now.
A low natural stone wall going in along an old wooden porch.
07FAQ
Before you call.
Are estimates free?
Yes. Estimates are free. Call or text (832) 643-1763, or send the form, and Guillermo will set up a time to look at the job.
Can you match the brick or stone already on my house?
Tell Guillermo what’s on the house now, or text him a photo. He’ll talk through which stone or brick will sit right next to it before anything is ordered.
Do you pour the slab, or just build on it?
Both. The crew sets forms, vapor barrier and rebar, pours and finishes the slab, then builds the fire pit, bench or wall on top of it.
What should I send to get a price?
A couple of photos of the space and a rough size. Text them to (832) 643-1763, or use the quote form and Guillermo will call you back.
—Free estimate
Tell Guillermo what you’re picturing.
A fireplace, a fire pit, a new walk, brick in the kitchen. Four quick taps and he’ll call you back. Photos of the space help, and you can text them straight to his phone.
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