What Is Flagstone?
Flagstone is not one specific type of rock — it's a general term for sedimentary stones that split easily into flat layers.
Common types of flagstone include: Sandstone Slate Limestone Bluestone It’s typically cut or broken into irregular slabs or sometimes square/rectangular pieces, depending on the look you want. How It Looks Comes in natural tones: grays, browns, reds, blues, greens, and buff. Offers a natural, rustic look. Each piece is unique in shape, size, and color.
Benefits of Flagstone:
- Natural beauty Enhances landscapes with a timeless, earthy look.
- Durable Strong and weather-resistant; lasts for decades.
- Slip-resistant Naturally rough texture provides good traction.
- Versatile Works for patios, paths, garden borders, fire pits, and more.
- Stays cool Some types (like sandstone) stay cooler underfoot in hot weather.
Things to Consider: Cost: More expensive than concrete or pavers due to material and labor. Installation: Can be labor-intensive — especially if laid on a compacted base or in mortar. Maintenance: Can grow moss or weeds in joints (unless mortared or sealed). Needs occasional cleaning and sealing (especially in wet or freeze-thaw climates).
Enjoy the warm hues and multitude of textures, shapes and sizes with Flagstone. Sealing your flagstone will enhance the stones and bring out their true colour.
Pricing
Please note we do have a One Year Warranty. If your repair falls within this time period there will be no charge. For those repairs that are over the One Year Warrantee a charge will be applicable.