Pathways with character underfoot.
Garden paths and walks in stepping stone, brick, gravel-set pavers and stone dust, laid out to suit the landscape and built to drain and last.
- Surfaces: Stepping stone, brick, pavers, stone dust
- Edges: Steel, stone or brick edging
- Base: Compacted stone for a stable surface
What it is, and why it matters.
Pathways make a yard feel designed. A stepping-stone path through a bed, a brick walk to a side gate or a curved route to the garden shed gives structure and invites people to explore the space.
We build garden paths and walkways for homes in Nashville and across Middle Tennessee in natural stone, brick, concrete pavers and stone dust. We lay them out with a hose first, so you can see the path before a shovel goes in.
Four things done right.
Laid out with a hose
We mark the curve on the ground so you can walk it and adjust before we dig.
A stable surface
Compacted base stone keeps stepping stones and pavers from tipping.
Edging that lasts
Stone, brick or steel keeps the path tidy and the soil in place.
Drainage thought through
The path slopes slightly so water does not stand on it.
From first call to walkways and pathways.
- 01
Mark the path
We lay the route out on the ground and talk about width and surface.
- 02
Choose the materials
You pick stone, brick or pavers, with the price in writing.
- 03
Dig and set
The path is excavated, the base is compacted and the surface is set.
- 04
Edge and finish
Edging goes in, joints are filled and the path is cleaned.
Walkways and Pathways across Middle Tennessee.
We do this work in 28 cities, from Nashville and Franklin to Murfreesboro, Gallatin, Columbia and Dickson.
Walkways and Pathways: common questions
Is a stone dust path durable?
Stone dust, compacted and edged, makes a firm, natural-looking path that needs raking and top-ups from time to time. It is a good low-cost option for garden paths.
How far apart should stepping stones be?
A comfortable stride is about 24 inches from the center of one stone to the center of the next. We adjust for the people who will use the path.
How do I get a price for walkways and pathways?
Fill in the form or call or text 615-431-3789. We confirm what is involved and send a written price, and most projects start with a free visit.
Ready to talk about walkways and pathways?
A visit and a written price. A real person calls back, usually the same day.