Walkways and Stone Steps in Rye, NH
Rye holds about half of New Hampshire's short coastline, eight miles by the town's own count. Walks, stone paths and granite steps for Rye homes, near the water and inland.
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Walkways in Rye, Answered
Do you work in Rye?
Yes. Rye is on our service list, and so are the towns around it: North Hampton, Greenland, New Castle and Portsmouth.
What holds up best this close to the ocean?
Granite and natural stone. Winter salt and salty air are both hard on poured concrete, which is porous, while granite is dense and keeps its face.
Stepping stones or a solid walk?
For a side path or a route through a garden, stepping stones set in gravel give a looser look, like the path at the top of this page. For the main way to the front door, a solid paver or stone walk is easier to shovel and surer underfoot in winter.
Our walk has heaved or cracked. Can it be replaced?
Yes. A walk that has lifted, split or started to rock underfoot can come out and be replaced, often in the same footprint. Tell us what is there now in the form below.
How do we get a price for a Rye walkway?
Use the form below or call (603) 704-1013. Tell us roughly how long the walk is and what is there now, and we will come back to you within 1 business day.
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