Kleinberg Flagstone Walks

Flagstone Walks

Robert J. Kleinberg
Landscape Design & Construction
200 Wildwood Avenue
East Lansdowne, PA 19050
Phone: (610) 259-6106
Fax: (610) 259-4005

"Patios & Gardens
Since 1986"

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Flagstone Walks

Pennsylvania flagstone 1½ inches thick is installed on a compacted based of modified and screened stone. Stones come in various shades of gray which may have tints of blue (bluestone), green, tan, brown, rust, and plum mixed with the gray. We individually select the stones to insure quality and desired color range. Stones are also individually installed at the proper grade. Walks are blended into existing grade, with a minimum of disturbance to surrounding lawns and gardens, with the proper pitch.
All walks shown were constructed by Robert J. Kleinberg Landscape Design and Construction. He is an ICPI Certified Concrete Paver Installer and a NCMA Certified Segmental Retaining Wall Installer. He is also an EP Henry Authorized Hardscaping Contractor, and has been designing and constructing patios, walks and gardens in Philadelphia, Montgomery County ( Lower Merion, Bala Cynwyd, Ardmore, Narberth ), Delaware County ( Havertown, Marple, Drexel Hill, Lansdowne, Springfield, Swarthmore, Ridley, Media, Upper Darby, Newtown Square, Radnor ), and the Main Line ( Bryn Mawr, Villanova, Gladyne, Wynnewood ) PA as a Landscape and Hardscaping contractor since 1986.

Please view some examples of our flagstone walks below.

Walk Construction.

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NCMA Certified Segmental Retaining Wall Installer

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Additional flagstone walks can be seen at our Flagstone Walks II Page

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Flagstone Walk - gray range with no plum

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Flagstone Walk 2 - mostly gray

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Flagstone Walk 3 - gray with blue and tan shades

Flagstone Walk 4 - gray with blue and tan shades

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Flagstone Walk 5 - gray with extra tan

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Back Yard Walk with Landscaping

The back entrance to this house did not need a solid walk past the first set of steps. This was the main entrance into the house from the driveway so the customer wanted to add some interest. The walk leading around to the deck steps was made more informal with two 1-ft. bands of flagstone and 1-ft. of river rocks in the center. Stepping stones were placed through pea gravel beds surrounded with boulders and river rocks to give an effect similar to stepping stoned through a pond. The design was influenced by Japanese Gardens. Also shown is the same garden about 10 years after planting showing how properly spaced plants will fill in and the landscape will improve over the years. Overcrowded plantings are more expensive to install, and can look better when first planted, but they usually start looking worse after a few years

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