Flagstone Landscaping

Flagstone Landscaping recently completed a major project for us, and we couldn’t be happier with the results. They redesigned our backyard patio to include a stunning fireplace, a custom grill station, beautiful plantings, an irrigation system, lighting, and elegant bluestone flooring and steps that connect to two different patio doors. They also updated our front walkway and steps with the same bluestone, creating a cohesive and upscale look throughout the property. What truly impressed us was the design itself. Despite having limited space, Flagstone’s creative concept maximized every inch, making the area feel both larger and more open. It’s not only functional but also incredibly beautiful. The project took five weeks to complete, and the crew was fantastic—working diligently, even through inclement weather, to stay on schedule. Their professionalism and attention to detail were evident every step of the way. This transformation has brought immense joy to our family and friends, and we highly recommend Flagstone Landscaping to anyone considering a landscape redesign.

Awesome company to work with. They were direct with communication, explained everything thoroughly, and did a great job on designing and installing our back patio and landscaping. Would recommend to anyone.

Peter Kudlata is an amazing landscape architect! Creative beautiful unique traditional designs.

A wonderful job of hardscape - sidewalk and patios. Great Landscaping Designers. Very professional, clean and easy to work with. Every season has flowers. Love our yard!

Very confusing, how Flagstone did business with me. I called Flagstone to give me a quote. Ryan showed up on time a few days later, took a look at the job, explained several aspects of it, and said I could expect an estimate in a few days. A few days later, after two other quotes had come in, I called to find out how long it might take. I found out from Ryan that they had talked at Flagstone and determined they wouldn't have time for our job until maybe Fall, so they weren't going to send me a quote. Sure am glad I didn't wait a few more days to call them! Seems they were going to let me wait forever. Curious, I asked Ryan for a rough estimate anyway. He said it would cost 25 to 30 grand. None of the other quotes topped 10K, so I suggested he was thinking of the wrong job. Nope. He wasn't. And to justify the price he explained that they always install a foundation before putting in pavers. We're talking about 2 steps leading up to the front stoop. He said they have to go 4 feet deep and poor concrete. The front stoop they insist I need would survive a small bunker buster. But apparently they make no exceptions, so I kindly thanked him for wasting my time.