Decorative Coverings
Whether used as mulches around trees, gardens or ground cover for walkways, decorative stone makes a great addition to the exterior of your home.
River Rock 1-2″
Cubic Yard: $60.00
30L Bag: $8.00
River Rock 2-4″
Cubic Yard: $60.00
30L Bag: N/A
River Rock 4-8″
Cubic Yard: $60.00
30L Bag: N/A
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White Marble
Cubic Yard: $180.00
30L Bag: $15.00
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Red Lava Rock
Cubic Yard: $340.00
30L Bag: $18.00
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Black Lava Rock
Cubic Yard: $450.00
30L Bag: $20.00
Pink Quartz
Cubic Yard: $210.00
30L Bag: $15.00
3/8″ Pea Stone
Cubic Yard: $60.00
30L Bag: $8.00
3/4″ Round Stone
Cubic Yard: $60.00
30L Bag: $8.00
Crushed Brick 1/2″
Cubic Yard: $140.00
30L Bag: $12.00
Crushed Brick 1″
Cubic Yard: $140.00
30L Bag: $12.00
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F.A.Q.
Here are a few common questions about decorative stone. If you need help choosing the right material, call us at 519-754-0994 and we will point you in the right direction.
How do I choose the right decorative stone?
For garden beds and accents, smaller stone is usually easier to work with and gives a cleaner finish. Larger stones are better when you want stronger visual impact or a more natural look. If you are unsure, bring a photo or rough measurements and we can help match the right product to the project.
How much decorative stone will I need?
Measure the area in feet and decide how deep you want the coverage to be. Most decorative stone projects only need a few inches of depth, but edging and steep areas may require more. Our project calculator can help you estimate bulk quantities before you order.
Can decorative stone be used as mulch?
Yes. Decorative stone is a great low-maintenance option around trees, shrubs, and flower beds where you want a clean look and long-lasting coverage. Just make sure to prepare the area well and use landscape fabric if needed to keep weeds down.
Can I use decorative stone for walkways or driveways?
Many decorative stones work well for walkways and some heavier traffic areas, but the best choice depends on the stone size and the base underneath. For driveways, we usually recommend a more stable aggregate or gravel base first, then decorative stone only where the design calls for it.