As a family run company started by owner, Brian Feist, our commitment to our customers is to provide superb customer service and deliver quality landscape products at reasonable prices. Our ideal proximity and extensive delivery options serve the entire south metro and beyond. Our primary location is located in Burnsville on Highway 13, we are easily accessed by either 35W or Hwy 169. Rock Hard Landscape Supply has four convenient locations in Andover, Burnsville, Farmington and Jordan to fulfill your landscape supply needs. Adding decorative features to your stone erosion control measures will help distract from the workhorse nature of these stones.Rock Hard Landscape Supply is your first choice for landscape supplies in the Twin Cities area. Our Gabion Stones make excellent bulkheads and stone walls, above which you can put a garden or seating area. Some plants like rosemary and thyme will creep along the stones, making the system seem like it’s been there for years rather than installed recently for a specific function. You can plant in between the stones to give the feature a more natural look. A layer of our Surge Gray Stone on a steep grade will strengthen soil, hold it in place and slow down runoff. You can hold the line on erosion with landscaping rocks. Foundation problems can cost you big money, so controlling erosion is EXTREMELY IMPORTANT. It will expand and contract with each rain, loosening further and further and putting pressure on your foundation.

Erosion also means your lawn can’t absorb water effectively. Water, wind, and traffic can strip away your topsoil, leaving you with unproductive, ugly land underneath. After the moisture levels fall, it slowly releases its bounty into the groundwater. When the area is inundated with excess water, the dry well fills. Fill in the excess space in your pit with gravel or stone, which will give the pit internal stability and prevent collapses while offering no resistance at all to the water. A simple method involves digging a pit and placing a large barrel inside with a screened top and perforated sides and bottom. You can also build a dry well using these materials. If the flooding starts with a downspout, you can put a large boulder in front of it to hide the source of the water. A dry creek bed is a BEAUTIFUL FEATURE you can use to disguise your runoff trench with gravel and stones to make it look like a naturally occurring feature. Homeowners who want the utility of a French drain but are more style-conscious can build dry creek beds with our stone. Instead of pooling, water trickles through the gravel or stones into the pipe and away from the area. Then you lay down a permeable pipe and cover it with gravel or stone. You dig a trench from the problem area leading to an area with better drainage. One popular water diversion method is the French drain. 2-inch River Wash or Small River Jack are spectacular drainage augments that look like decorative features. You can keep your yard looking great while still diverting water before it pools. Gravel and stone provide the PERFECT LANDSCAPING MATERIAL to solve the issue. From flooding to leaky basements to drowned lawns, it’s far costlier to let a problem fester.

Poor drainage can cause a lot of very expensive problems for homeowners.

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