Hand-stacked Landscape Walls

Name: Landscaping MD LLC
Telephone: (360) 718-1028

At Landscaping MD we specialize in hand-stacked natural stone landscape walls for your year and garden. Hand-stacked walls, also known as dry-stacked walls, are constructed without the use of mortar or any other binding material to hold the stones or bricks together. Instead, the weight and interlocking nature of the stones themselves provide stability and strength to the wall. Here are some benefits of using hand-stacked walls for landscaping:

Natural Aesthetics: Hand-stacked walls offer a rustic and natural appearance that blends well with outdoor surroundings. They can enhance the visual appeal of a landscape by adding texture, depth, and character.

Versatility: These walls can be constructed in various shapes, sizes, and patterns to suit different landscaping needs. They can be used to create retaining walls, garden borders, raised planters, seating areas, and more.

Eco-Friendly: Since hand-stacked walls do not require mortar or other synthetic materials, they have minimal environmental impact. They utilize natural stones or bricks sourced locally, reducing the need for transportation and minimizing carbon footprint.

Durability: When properly constructed, hand-stacked walls can be highly durable and long-lasting. The interlocking arrangement of stones or bricks provides structural integrity, making them resistant to shifting, settling, and damage from weather elements.

Cost-Effective: While the initial investment might be higher than other types of walls, such as poured concrete or mortared stone walls, hand-stacked walls can be more cost-effective in the long run due to their longevity and minimal maintenance requirements.

Easy Maintenance: Hand-stacked walls typically require less maintenance compared to walls constructed with mortar. Since there are no joints to deteriorate or mortar to repair, maintenance tasks are limited to occasional cleaning and inspection for any signs of instability.

Good Drainage: The inherent permeability of hand-stacked walls allows for proper drainage, preventing water buildup behind the wall which could lead to soil erosion or structural damage.

Flexibility: Hand-stacked walls can adapt to the natural contours of the landscape, making them suitable for uneven terrain or slopes. They can be built with curves and angles, adding visual interest and enhancing the overall design.

Local Character: Using locally sourced stones or bricks for hand-stacked walls can help preserve the regional character of a landscape, creating a sense of harmony with the natural environment and neighboring structures.