Basalt Boulders.
Native Washington basalt boulders character stone for retaining walls, seat walls, and accents that read like they were always part of the land. Come walk the pile and pick your pieces, or describe the look and we’ll load it.
Where boulders earn their keep.
The jobs this material shows up on every week — straight from the crew that loads it.
Dry-stack basalt holds grade without mortar and weathers like it grew there.
One flat-faced stone makes a bench; a run of them makes an edge people actually use.
Single statement stones in beds, at entries and along drives — instant age in a new yard.
Basalt reads natural around ponds, falls and dry creek beds.
Picking your stones.
Pick your depth, read what one yard covers, and order by the math — the same math the loader runs.
Size & approximate weight
| Size | Approx Weight | Typical Use |
|---|---|---|
| 12–18″ | 50–100 lb | Accent & edging stones |
| 18–24″ | 100–300 lb | Seat stones & steps |
| 24–36″ | 300–800 lb | Wall & feature stones |
| 36″+ | 1,000 lb+ | Statement monoliths |
Weights are approximations for basalt — the yard weighs every load and you pay the scale ticket, never a guess.
The numbers the yard loads by
Boulders, up close.
Photos from the piles and the finished work — what this material looks like when it lands.
The rest of the catalog.
Same-day loads, same truck, same crew — four more materials the yard runs.
Ready when you are.
Know your yards? Call the yard and we’ll load it today. Not sure yet? We’ll do the math with you and quote the whole drop in one call.