Design Build
Consultation, design, planning, construction and integrated problem solving from one team.
Full-service landscape capability
Stonehenge works across design, construction, outdoor living, natural stone, gardens, structural landscape work and technical property challenges. The strength is in seeing how all of it connects.
Core service families
Consultation, design, planning, construction and integrated problem solving from one team.
Patios, decks, pergolas, outdoor kitchens, fire features, pools, spas, water and lighting.
Parking pads and hardscape solutions integrated into the property rather than treated as an afterthought.
Functional grade and erosion solutions designed to become architectural landscape features.
Custom stonework shaped by material knowledge, craftsmanship and a preference for work that improves with age.
Decks, pergolas, arbors, trellises, gates and crafted wood elements that belong to the overall design.
Garden design, planting, irrigation, lighting and landscape details that soften and complete the built work.
Foundation-related work, waterproofing and technical site solutions integrated with the broader property plan.
Related capability
Stonehenge’s scope reaches across hardscape, structures, water, planting, lighting, grading and the systems that make a finished landscape perform.

Integrated property thinking
Larger property solutions can connect landscape work with patio doors, garages, front porches, windows or additions when those changes improve how the property works as a whole.
The point is not to add scope for its own sake. It is to make transitions, grades, sight lines, structures and outdoor rooms feel deliberate together.
How Stonehenge approaches designWhere technical depth matters
Drainage, waterproofing and site-water challenges considered alongside the finished landscape.
Foundation and retaining conditions can be addressed directly or coordinated with specialist engineers where appropriate.
Stonehenge adapts when hidden site conditions appear after work begins, keeping the larger design goal in view.
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