Walkways in Rye, NH
Stone paths, stepping stones, paver walks and granite steps for Rye homes, near the water and inland.
My front steps were a crumbling mess and they transformed them to granite perfection. I’m so in love with the results.
I also love that the owner of the business, after each day and/or install, stopped by to check the work.
Up North Scapes installed two walkways, an outdoor shower, stone drip line with cobblestone, and mulched the property.
Paths and Steps for Rye Homes
Bluestone Steppers at the Porch
Bluestone steppers beside the porch stairs, held by a granite cobble edge.
Curved Walks Up to Granite Steps
A curved red paver walk leading up to granite steps.
Walks Lined with Path Lights
A paver walk between planting beds, with path lights along the edge.
Light Pavers with a Dark Border
A curved walk in light pavers with a charcoal border.
Granite Steps at the Front Doors
Granite steps rising from a paver landing to the front doors.
Brick Beside Old Stone Walls
Brick going down beside an old fieldstone wall.
Stepping Stones or a Solid Walk
For a side path or a garden route, stepping stones 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 walk is easier to shovel and surer underfoot in winter.
Stepping stones crossing a mulch bed.
A solid paver walk running along the porch.
What Happens After You Reach Out
Tell us where the path should go and what is there now. We get back to you within one business day and come walk the route with you.
Questions We Hear From Homeowners
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.
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.
Do you build patios in Rye too?
Yes, see our Rye patio page and our Rye hardscaping page.
How do we get a price?
Use the form below or call (603) 704-1013. Tell us roughly how long the walk is and what is there now.
Ready to Start Your Project?
Quotes are free. Reach out below or call (603) 704-1013.