Make your own flagstone patio DIY or pathway to separate or add interest to your backyard's outdoor living spaces. Flagstone is a multicolored, naturally occurring stone that comes in different sizes. You can fill in the spaces between the flagstones by adding landscaping elements like sand, stone, mulch, grass, or ground cover when installing a flagstone patio or pathway using mortar or the dry technique. When placing flagstones, proceed with caution as they might be hefty. To move the flagstones, a dolly could be required. Because flagstone has random forms, dry-fit a few stones and lay them out on the grass to ensure that the sizes and shapes of each area of your patio or pathway are adequate.
We provide a wide range of designs and colors in our flagstone pavers. The best deals on half-pallets, entire pallets, and single pieces of flagstone pavers can be found in Houston. The landscape supply store located in Houston, Texas is open for customers to pick up. We invite you to visit us. Our clientele includes restaurants, schools, churches, HOAs, contractors, building firms, house builders, homeowners, landscaping companies, and swimming pool companies. Furthermore, we offer flagstone delivery services directly to your residential or commercial landscaping project in Houston and the neighboring areas. In addition, flagstone paver installation services are provided. Our landscape installation services are available to residential and commercial clients in Houston, Memorial, Bunker Hill, Piney Point Village, Bellaire, Meyerland, Katy, Richmond, Sugar Land, and the other locations.
We have a large selection of pathway stepping stones and driveway pavers in different sizes, styles, colors, and materials so you can create a design you'll like walking on and gazing at every day. Maintaining flagstones regularly is necessary to stop weeds and grass from growing between them. Installing flagstones could be challenging without expert assistance. Depending on the size, shape, and color you select, flagstones can get pricey. Mark the appropriate fracture point and carefully hammer the stone to a clean split if smaller stones are needed. As an alternative, you might let the stone fall gently upon a hard surface and allow it to break organically. To pave the inside passage, start at the corner and place the flagstones in the correct order.