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Stone & TimberContracting

A build, from first cut to last board

From overgrown
to outdoor room.

Stone & Timber builds patios, retaining walls, decks, and pergolas across Lower Mainland, British Columbia. Scroll to watch a tired backyard become a place you live in.

Scroll the build

Chapter 01 — Before

Every project starts with a yard that isn't working.

Overgrown ground

A yard the size of the work, with nowhere to stand.

A rotting deck

Soft boards, rusted fasteners, a structure quietly failing.

A leaning wall

Grade pushing where there's no drainage to hold it back.

Chapter 02 — The work

Then the machines arrive, and the ground gets honest.

Most of a build's life happens before anything looks finished. We don't skip the base — it's why the patio stays flat and the wall stays standing.

  • 01

    Excavate & strip

    Old structures out, grade cut back to honest ground.

  • 02

    Deliver material

    Base rock, stone, and timber staged and ready.

  • 03

    Grade & compact

    A drained, compacted base — the part nobody sees.

Dry-laid flagstone path, set and swept.

Chapter 03 — Stone emerges

First, the stone finds its line.

Walkways, steps, and walls go in over that compacted base — set for drainage, frost, and footing. This is where a flat yard gains shape: levels to walk, edges to sit, ground that finally holds.

Cedar pergola, mortised and pinned.

Chapter 04 — Timber rises

Then the timber goes up.

Decks framed for a wet climate, pergolas joined to stand up to wind, fences set plumb on solid posts. Heavy timber gives the yard a ceiling and a frame — the difference between a patio and a room.

Chapter 05 — After

And the yard becomes a place you actually live in.

Chapter 06 — The standard

The work that lasts is the work you never see — the base, the drainage, the footings. We build those right first, then make it beautiful on top.
How we approach every project

Chapter 07 — Your build

Let's walk your yard.

Book an on-site visit and we'll talk through what's possible, what it takes, and what it costs — no pressure, no templated quote.