Solid Foundation, Lasting Impressions

Drystone construction is an age-old method of building structures, such as walls, without the use of mortar or any binding material. Instead, it relies on carefully stacking stones in a stable arrangement, with the use of long stones intermittently to "stitch" it all together. The key to the Drystone technique lies in the precise fitting of stones, ensuring a tight interlocking pattern that provides strength and stability to the structure. This technique has been utilized for centuries showcasing its durability and resilience in withstanding natural elements. Drystone structures are not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing, often blending seamlessly with their natural surroundings. Today, this technique continues to be employed in landscaping, construction, and restoration projects, embodying a timeless craftsmanship and an environmentally friendly approach to building.