Plan your yard
Draw it before anyone digs it.
Draw it
Rough out the yard yourself.
Drop a patio, a driveway, a fire pit and a seating wall onto the plot and push them around until it looks about right. It takes a minute and it tells us more than a paragraph can.
Driveways & walks
Patios & kitchens
Fire, walls & columns
Already there
Tap to add. Drag a zone to move it, drag its corner to resize. When the plot is zoomed in, drag the empty grid to pan around it. With a keyboard: Tab to a zone, arrows move it, shift + arrows resize, Delete removes. One grid square is 2ft.
What you have drawn
- Walkway~108 sq ft
- Patio~192 sq ft
- House×1
What this is, and what it is not
The square footage is real arithmetic on the shapes you drew. There is no price attached and there deliberately is not one: what a yard costs turns on access, levels, what is already in the ground and how far material has to be carried, and a rectangle on a grid knows none of that.
Send it over and it becomes the first half of the free estimate: Stone Man already knows roughly how big the job is before anyone drives out to look at it.
Or photograph it
Send what is there now.
Three questions and a few photos from your phone. About ninety seconds.
Step one
Show us the space.
Straight off your phone is perfect. Two or three wide shots tell us more than a paragraph, and one from the street helps.
Photos of your yard
Skip this if you would rather just talk, but it is the fastest way to get a useful answer.
Up to 8 photos, 12MB each. Photos stay on your device until someone from Stone Man follows up.
What happens next
A look at the ground, then a number.
- 01Someone looks at what you sentEnough to say whether what you want is straightforward or awkward on your lot.
- 02A visit to the propertyAccess, levels and what is already in the ground decide most of what a paver job costs.
- 03A free estimateTheir own words, off their own flyer: call today for a free estimate.
- 04Then the buildBase first, borders next, field last. In that order, or it does not stay flat.
Rather talk first? (912) 210-0064
