
StoneForge Paving & Masonry designs and installs complete hardscapes for homes in Stamford, Greenwich and Norwalk. One licensed crew handles the plan, the base work and the finished surfaces, so your driveway, patio, walkways, walls and outdoor living features look like they belong together and stay solid for years.
A hardscape planned as one project costs less to build and performs better than separate jobs done years apart. Grades, drainage and materials are coordinated from the start, so water leaves the property correctly and every surface matches in color and style.
Projects range from a single paver patio with a walkway to a complete property plan that includes a driveway, steps, retaining walls, a fire pit and an outdoor kitchen. We can build everything at once or phase the work over several seasons while keeping the overall design consistent.
Cost depends on the size of the area, the materials you choose, the slope and drainage needs of the site, and how much excavation is required. After a site visit we give you a clear written estimate with each part of the work listed, so you can decide what to build now and what to add later.


From the first site visit to the final walkthrough, every step is planned so the finished hardscape looks right and holds up through Connecticut winters.

What homeowners usually want to know before planning a new hardscape.
A typical patio and walkway project takes one to two weeks once materials arrive. Larger plans with driveways, walls and outdoor kitchens are scheduled in phases, and we give you a timeline with the estimate.
Yes. We design the full plan first, then build it in stages that fit your budget, so each new phase matches the last.
Retaining walls above a certain height, drainage changes and some structures can require permits in Stamford, Greenwich and Norwalk. We tell you what applies to your project and handle the paperwork where needed.
We install concrete and clay pavers, porcelain pavers, bluestone, natural stone, brick, concrete and Belgian block, and we help you choose what fits your home and budget.
Building them together usually saves money and gives the best result, because grading, drainage and materials are planned once. If budget is tight, we phase the work in a sensible order.