Castle Rock has grown from a small Douglas County seat into one of the fastest-growing towns on the Front Range, with established neighborhoods near downtown and newer communities like The Meadows, Crystal Valley Ranch and Terrain spreading across the hills. That growth means two kinds of projects for us: homeowners in older neighborhoods replacing worn-out driveways and patios, and owners of newer homes finishing the backyard the builder left as dirt or basic sod.
Stone & Concrete handles both. Our concrete crews tear out and replace driveways, walks and patios and pour new stamped, colored and decorative concrete. Our landscape and hardscape division designs and builds full outdoor spaces: paver and flagstone patios, fire features, outdoor kitchens, retaining walls and terraces, water-wise planting, drip irrigation and lighting. On Castle Rock’s sloped lots, walls and grading usually come first, and planning them with the patio and planting is what makes the yard usable.
Castle Rock’s ground is tough on concrete. Much of the area sits on expansive clay, with rock close to the surface in places. We excavate and prepare the base to suit what we find, compact it in lifts, and slope every surface so water moves away from the house.
Our commercial division also works across Castle Rock on parking lots, sidewalks, foundations and slabs for businesses and public projects.
