Natural Flagstone Stepping Stone Paths
Serving Wentzville & St. Charles County
Real flagstone steppers with irregular shapes and natural color, set into lawn or rock for an organic path.
- ✓ Bluestone, flagstone & slate
- ✓ Irregular, organic shapes
- ✓ Set flush on a compacted base
- ✓ Gaps filled with grass, rock or mulch
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Natural Flagstone Steppers done right
Natural stone steppers give a walk the look of stones you would find along a creek — no two pieces are identical, so the path reads as part of the yard.
Each stone is set on a compacted base and leveled with the surrounding grade, so it is comfortable to walk on and easy to mow or rake around.
How it works
- 1. Lay out the path — we mark the walking line and space each stepper for a comfortable stride.
- 2. Dig each setting spot — we excavate slightly deeper than the stone so it sits flush when set.
- 3. Set on a compacted base — each stone is bedded in compacted gravel or stone dust and leveled side to side.
- 4. Fill and finish — we fill the gaps with grass, rock or mulch so the path reads as part of the yard.
Natural Flagstone Steppers gallery
Recent Aubrey Co. projects in Wentzville and St. Charles County.
Natural Flagstone Steppers FAQs
+Are flagstone steppers hard to mow around?
We set them flush with the grade and leave gaps wide enough to trim and rake, so the path stays easy to maintain.
+Will flagstone steppers sink over time?
Not when they are set right. Each stone sits on compacted gravel or stone dust, which keeps it from sinking or tipping.