One of the ways we provide superior service is through the use of sample walls and mock-ups. Friday we constructed such a wall for a client near Banner Elk who has an embarrassment of stone. By building a sample, we were able to define the style to the satisfaction of the clients and determine pricing for future projects. I also provided a service for this client that was unique and interesting. The owners had a problem with people using their property as a cut -through to a nearby trail, and vandals had destroyed a tubular metal gate. I suggested using an excavator to create barricades and block access to the property. Another recent project involved building a drystone patio for clients in Banner Elk. We used extra large slabs of chocolate grey stone, and collaborated with Landscaping by Travis to add Irish Moss, Creeping Thyme, and a purple clematis.
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9/17/2012 05:33:03 am
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Thanks for your sharing. There are many types of walls and my focus is on the retaining walls. I would like to learn more about retaining walls as I am into this field and recently started my first project on it. It will be of great help for me to depend on creative and quality sites like yours. Keep updating.
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10/9/2023 12:46:12 am
The Banner Elk Stonemasons are setting a shining example of how attention to detail and creative problem-solving can elevate their services. Recently, they demonstrated their commitment to client satisfaction by constructing a sample wall for a homeowner who had an abundance of stone on their property. This ingenious approach not only allowed the client to visualize their desired style but also facilitated accurate pricing for future projects. The utilization of large, angular blocks of granite to create a rough polygonal pattern adds a unique touch to their work, showcasing the masons' craftsmanship.
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