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Bozeman, MT

Landscaping and masonry in Bozeman, MT

Bozeman is home base. Most weeks the trucks do not leave the city limits.

What the ground does here

Bozeman sits around 4,800 feet, which means a long freeze-thaw season and a short build window. Soils across town vary block to block — gravelly near the creeks, heavy clay in parts of the valley floor. That is why base depth is a range and not a number: 3/4" clean crushed base, 8" to 16" deep depending on the soil and the application, compacted in lifts, with the depth stated in the proposal.

Older lots and newer subdivisions

Downtown and the older neighborhoods have mature trees, narrow side yards and alley access, so material often comes in by wheelbarrow or a narrow track loader. The newer subdivisions west and north of town have tighter lots, HOA landscape requirements and drainage swales you cannot fill in. We check both before pricing.

Getting started

Send the form with the address and what you are thinking about, or call or text (406) 577-6201. We come out, measure, look at access and drainage, and you get a written proposal with the scope in it.

  • Overhead view of a backyard paver patio with a circular fire pit inset in a paver ring, gravel bands, a hot tub and new lawn.

    Square patio, circular fire pit court, gravel bands between.

  • Flagstone patio with a mortared stone seat wall and flat cap stones, two chairs and a gas fire table, pines behind.

    Flagstone patio with a capped stone seat wall.

  • Irregular flagstone-pattern paver patio beside a gray shingled house, with sandstone slab steps climbing to a planted slope.

    Flagstone-pattern pavers with sandstone slab steps.

Working in Bozeman this season

Send the form for a site visit, or call or text (406) 577-6201.

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