Friday, June 27, 2014

New Arrival - 06/27/2014

The sum is Crater than its Parts!

We received a load of Pocatella Craters today. These coral looking boulders would be a great accent piece for your coastal inspired garden. If you are using our 89Limestone product for your patio the Pocatella Crater is a perfect match. These boulders are unique, you won't find another one like it. Pocatella Craters also make a wonderful water feature and are easy to drill. IMG_3649 IMG_3651 IMG_3653 IMG_3655 holey 2 holey

Thursday, June 19, 2014

New Arrival - 06/19/2014

We are getting Boulder every day!

IMG_3590 Are you looking for new ways to improve your landscape retreat before your 4th of July cookout? Why not place a beautiful landscape boulder to make a bold statement for all of your guests! These mossy boulders have just arrived Fresh Off The Truck & are waiting for you to pick them up! IMG_3592 IMG_3071 IMG_3070 IMG_3603 IMG_3601  

Thursday, April 17, 2014

Abaco Fishin'

Check out my video. Hooked 3 Dolphin in an hour, offshore in the Bahamas! The third almost got away and made for an exciting trip. Enjoy. That Ride- Abaco 2014 from Will Dammeyer on Vimeo.

Tuesday, March 18, 2014

TTC Nursing Center

TTC Nursing It is only March and Fieldstone Center is hard at work completing the entrance paving at Trident Technical Colleges new school of Nursing. Located on Rivers Ave in North Charleston, the new $30M building is state of the art. The post and courier said "The project was paid for with a combination of local money from Charleston, Dorchester and Berkeley counties. Thornley first lobbied for the county governments to invest in the project in 2009." The three-story, energy-efficient facility was designed by LS3P Associates and constructed by China Construction America of South Carolina Inc. We helped add the finishing touches. Our Shawnee Rustic paving stone was used on the entrance walk and foyer of the building and it is sharp. We worked together with General Precast out of Moncks Corner who installed the paving on the project. You can see the rest of the post and courier article here. Take a look below at the wonderful work they did on the project. IMG_8086 IMG_8077 IMG_8082 IMG_8072

Monday, March 17, 2014

New Arrival - 03/17/2014

Time to huddle around the fire!

Isokern truckload A truckload of fireplaces has arrived. That's 26 hot items waiting to be installed to warm your space. Come quick these fireplaces will go fast. Isokern has been the leading brand of interior and exterior fireplaces for over 50 years. The simplicity of design and the thoughtful engineering make them the most economical wood burning fireplace on the market. Stop in today and we can help you design a fireplace for your space. isokern-logo

Friday, February 28, 2014

New Arrival 02/28/2014

We are river "Rockin"

photo 2   Our latest arrival is small and tan and mostly round. Are you tired off mowing the grass with a weed eater in your ditch. These river rocks are perfect for a dry river bed. Place them along with some weathered fieldstone boulders and you will feel like you live in paradise. Our river rocks are sorted in several size categories. If you are planning a pond or waterfeature these round rocks are perfect to line the bottom of the feature or accent around the edges. Come take a look. photo 3 photo 1 Koenig - Jager (12) Koenig - Jager (16) Koenig - Jager (22)    

Monday, February 24, 2014

Tee'd off during the Ice Storm

Closing the Ravenel bridge for multiple days because of ice really messed things up for Charleston in February.  Businesses were crippled, schools were closed and everyone was irate about the way everything was handled.  I wasn’t happy about it myself.  The thing that was talked about very little during the whole debacle was the time we were fortunate enough to spend stuck at home with our families in the middle of the week.  I became daddy day care as my 18month old son and I finger painted, built blanket forts and played every game imaginable to pass the time.  It wasn’t until the second episode of the ice apocalypse that I realized the time I took for granted.  My brother invited me to play with him in the Northern Trust PGA Pro Am.  Luckily my travel plans were not delayed because of the storm.  We were paired to play with PGA elite Jim Furyk.  While everyone in Charleston was once again stranded at home because of ice, I was playing golf in 75 degree weather at the Riviera Country Club in California.  I learned two things during this wonderful trip.  First, my golf game could use some work.  Second, when you receive advise from a former US Open Champion golfer you should listen.  Furyks advise, “Slow down, take your time and enjoy the moment.”  He was mostly talking about my golf swing, but I took it to heart.  Furyk could not have been a more personable person to spend the day with playing golf.  He talked constantly about his wife and kids, his own father and his unending passion for all sports.  He made me realize how fortunate I was to be invited by my older brother to spend a few days reconnecting with each other.  He told me to talk my time on my golf swing, but I realized that isn’t the only thing I need to take my time on.  He helped me understand that being stuck at home with your toddler when you have a long list of things that need to get done at work is a blessing.