Lavallee Landscaping LLC — Spencer, MA
Clean, durable cobblestone borders that frame your driveway, walkway, or lawn — and hold their shape for years. Lavallee Landscaping LLC installs granite cobblestone edging throughout Worcester County and Central Massachusetts.
Real cobblestone border projects completed in Shrewsbury, Spencer, and Charlton, MA.
~220 LF cobblestone borders with paver walkway and full base excavation in Shrewsbury, MA.
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AfterExcavation, compacted base, and full cobblestone set along lawn and bed edges in Spencer, MA.
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AfterFull patio and walkway build with cobblestone edging detail — Charlton, MA.
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AfterCobblestone borders done right — from the first dig to the final stone set. Here's what every installation includes.
We mark the full run of the border before any digging starts — so you can see exactly what you're getting and approve the line before we break ground.
A stable border starts with proper excavation and a compacted gravel base. We dig to depth, remove loose material, and set a solid foundation the cobbles won't shift off of.
Each cobble is hand-set for a tight, consistent edge. We work with natural granite cobblestones that are built to handle New England's freeze-thaw cycles without cracking or heaving.
We set the pitch so water runs away from your home and hardscape — not toward it. Every border installation accounts for how rain and snowmelt move across your property.
Once the cobbles are set, we backfill the surrounding soil, rake it clean, and haul away any excess material. We leave the site ready for loam or sod, not a mess.
Straight runs, curved borders, radiused corners — cobblestone works with any layout. We've done everything from short driveway aprons to 200+ LF lawn borders in a single job.
Plastic edging sinks. Steel edging rusts. Wood rots. Cobblestone lasts for generations — the same material used in city streets and estate driveways for centuries. It holds its position, handles seasonal frost heave better than most alternatives, and looks better every year as it weathers into the landscape.
A cobblestone border does more than look good. It defines your lawn edge so mowing is cleaner, it keeps mulch and gravel contained in landscape beds, and it prevents grass from creeping into paved areas. It's one of the most cost-effective upgrades a property can get.
Freeze-Thaw Resistant
Lasts for Decades
Natural Granite Stone
High Curb-Appeal Value
We install cobblestone borders throughout Worcester County and Central Massachusetts — including Spencer, Charlton, Shrewsbury, Leicester, Auburn, Brookfield, East Brookfield, Brimfield, Southbridge, and surrounding towns. Not sure if we cover your area? Give us a call.
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Most residential cobblestone border jobs take 1–3 days depending on total length and site conditions. A 100 LF border with straightforward access can often be completed in a single day. Longer runs or jobs requiring significant grade changes may take longer. We'll give you a clear timeline with your estimate.
We primarily work with natural granite cobblestones. Granite is one of the hardest stones available — it handles freeze-thaw cycles, snowplow contact, and decades of foot and vehicle traffic without cracking. We can discuss size and finish options (rough-cut vs. tumbled) based on what fits your property.
Very little. A properly installed cobblestone border should hold its position for years without any attention. If a stone shifts — typically from an unusual frost event or accidental displacement — it can be re-set easily. There's no sealing, painting, or annual treatment required.
Yes. We can remove plastic, steel, or timber edging as part of the job. If you have existing material you'd like pulled out before we install cobblestone, just mention it when you reach out and we'll include it in the scope of work.
Don't worry about measuring — we'll do that when we come out for the estimate. If you want a rough idea before we visit, a standard 100-foot tape measure works fine for straight runs. For curved borders, a flexible measuring tape or garden hose laid along the line gives a good ballpark. Either way, we'll confirm everything on-site before quoting.