Hand-built cedar decks, dry-laid stone patios, firepits, and pergolas — designed for the way Asheville actually lives outside, season after season.
Every Cedar & Stone project starts with two hours on-site — measuring grade changes, watching where the afternoon sun lands, and listening to what's missing about the way you already live outside.
Then we draw it by hand, source the cedar from a single mill in Boone, and build it ourselves. No subcontracted crews. No drop-and-disappear.
Most of our clients hire us for one of these — and then call back the next spring for another.
Hand-graded Western Red Cedar and Ipé hardwood, hidden fastener systems, custom railings, and stair runs that fit the slope — not the lumberyard's standard rise.
Tennessee fieldstone, Pennsylvania bluestone, locally-quarried granite. Laid on a compacted base that won't shift through Blue Ridge freeze-thaw cycles.
Wood-burning or natural-gas, masonry-built from native fieldstone with proper draft engineering — so smoke goes up, not into your guests' faces.
Through-bolted, mortise-and-tenon framing in 6×6 cedar timbers. Designed to hold a swing, a string of lights, and a heavy snow load — all at once.
We source every cedar board from Boone Lumber in Watauga County — same supplier, same grade, every job.
Every project gets a paper drawing first — done at your kitchen table after we've walked the site twice.
Six full-time carpenters and masons on payroll. No revolving subcontractors, no language barrier on site.
Cedar & Stone took two long visits before they drew a single line. When the deck went in eight weeks later, the rail height matched the kitchen window perfectly. That's not luck — that's the entire reason we hired them.
No pressure pitch, no upcharge surprises. We'll spend two hours on-site, ask better questions than you expect, and follow up with a hand-drawn plan and an honest price.