MEA Stone & Hardscape

Masonry and hardscape packages for builders and GCs

We bid and build defined scopes in masonry, natural stone, and hardscape for residential and light commercial projects in Western North Carolina.

Large poolside paver deck installation with curved pool-edge hardscape work
Western North Carolina
Masonry and hardscape
Subcontractor capability statement

Trade Capabilities

Masonry, natural stone, and hardscape scopes MEA bids

MEA's work centers on masonry, natural stone, and hardscape. Excavation, base prep, drainage, backfill, compaction, and grading are performed only when they directly support those scopes.

Primary masonry / hardscape

Natural stone masonry
Stone veneer
Masonry walls and site features
Patios and terraces
Stone and paver walkways
Steps and landings
Freestanding landscape walls
Qualifying landscape retaining walls

Associated site preparation

Included when directly tied to MEA's masonry or hardscape work.

Incidental excavation
Subgrade preparation
Aggregate base
Drainage associated with hardscape
Backfill
Compaction
Finish grading

Landscape retaining walls are reviewed based on applicable code, engineering requirements, and project scope.

Surcharge retaining wall systems and stand-alone civil packages are outside MEA's standard subcontract scope.

How MEA Works

How MEA manages trade work

MEA Ops is the internal system used to manage estimates, quantities, progress photos, field notes, and project documentation.

Scope-based estimating

Written change orders

Material, rental, and hauling coordination

Quantity tracking

Progress photos and field notes

Estimated vs. actual tracking

Invite MEA to Bid

Send your plans, specifications, bid package, or scope of work. MEA will review and respond if it fits our trade scope and schedule.

Submit a masonry or hardscape bid package.

Include plans, specifications, or a project URL when available. If additional documents are needed, MEA will coordinate them after the initial review.

Required fields are marked with an asterisk. Plans and specifications may be shared by URL. Additional documents can be requested after initial review.