We built these columns for Bryce National Park. This is a scenic overlook. These caps were a new idea for them to help keep people off the top of the columns. They look good too.

I built this fireplace back in 2009. First I used feathers and wedges to cut out the arch. Then I had the guys at Southwest stone tumble the stone and then laid it up drystack style with a no mortar joint.

I just finished a fireplace at the lighthouse on the coast. This involved picking the stone out of a field. Transporting it out to the coast and the installing it in place. The mantle was located and worked up by Jeffro in Tokeland, Washington. It is an old root ball with stones still stuck in the roots. I had some fun with the pattern on the floor too. This is one of my favorite projects. The owner allowed me the time to get real tight with the workmanship on this one, so it turned out really over the top nice.

lighthouse door

This door gives a great feeling of compression as you go through it. It has 60 foot of stone above it up the side of the lighthouse.

Kolob Canyons stone wall

This was a bueatiful place to work. Check out the nice work tables! I partnered with Brad Quinn on this one. The crew was Shane , myself, Brad and Allen.

Water dispensers in Zion Natinal Park

I built these two water dispensers in 2008 for the Park. This was a job that involved a lot of different trades to pull it together and make it work so well.Thanks guys and gals for your help on this one.

St. George water feature

I usually do not stand stones straight up, but I did here and it worked out real well. I built this about 7 years ago and it is still working nicely.