Seeking stonework projects for the 2026 season

A double-faced, freestanding stone wall including a cheek end which I dismantled and rebuilt to the lavendar chalk line in one day (under eight hours) on September 22, 2025. Completing this work at this pace is part of the process of seeking additional certification through the Stone Trust.

This is my fourth season as a drystone waller, and with your help I am looking to make it my first taking on new projects. I want to help you transform your outdoor spaces with stonework. Maybe you are looking for a patio and firepit, or a wall along the entrance to a driveway or framing a view of a house. Perhaps a few steps to a patio in one corner of your garden. Let’s talk about it, and I will realize that vision in stone.

I love this craft, and I want to learn as much as I can about it, and how people practice it wherever they do. Your interest to learn more about this craft and support people like me can help keep the practice of this craft alive.

I’m based in the Hudson Valley, and willing to travel.

Take a look at the page I’ve setup with information about my introductory offerings and how to support my work this season. If you want to talk about a length of wall or a patio, the best next step is to email me.

How to make an inquiry