Stone and Interlocking Steps
Create a grand entrance with our stone and interlocking steps. These steps are designed for durability and aesthetic appeal, seamlessly integrating with your outdoor design.
Interlocking Steps in Toronto and GTA
MAYDONE provides interlocking step services for Toronto and the GTA. Whether you need steps in your front yard or backyard, we can get the job done right. With extensive experience in designing and constructing landscapes across Ontario, we specialize in using interlocking steps to enhance appeal and create pathways throughout properties. No project is too big or small for us—contact us to see how we can quickly bring your landscaping project to life.
Custom Interlocking Steps
We offer custom design solutions for interlocking steps in Toronto and the GTA. Understanding that each project is unique and requires special attention to meet our clients' visions, we leverage professional designers and extensive expertise in interlocking to bring your dream home exterior to life with interlocking steps.
We source high-quality materials from the best suppliers and employ only professional interlocking experts to ensure your project is completed to the highest standards.
Whatever your interlocking landscaping needs, we have the tools and knowledge to get the job done right.
We source high-quality materials from the best suppliers and employ only professional interlocking experts to ensure your project is completed to the highest standards.
Whatever your interlocking landscaping needs, we have the tools and knowledge to get the job done right.
Steps Design, Materials, Installation
Elevate your outdoor space with stunning interlocking steps designed and crafted by MAYDONE. We manage every aspect of your interlocking project, from creative designs that incorporate materials like granite, sandstone, limestone, stone, brick, and block, to the precise installation of your dream steps.
With our 5-year limited labor warranty, you can trust our commitment to quality. Contact our interlocking steps experts in Toronto, and let us turn your interlock vision into a reality.
With our 5-year limited labor warranty, you can trust our commitment to quality. Contact our interlocking steps experts in Toronto, and let us turn your interlock vision into a reality.
Interlocking Step Installation Process
Improper interlocking step installation can cause the stones to shift, move, or sink over time. Here’s our process to ensure your interlocking steps are durable and long-lasting:
1
Measure and Level
Ensure the area supports the appropriate width and depth for the foundation of the steps.
2
Prepare the Base
For fewer than 4 steps, a gravel base may suffice.
For 4 or more steps, a concrete base is recommended.
For 4 or more steps, a concrete base is recommended.
3
Interlocking Steps Installation
Place your steps in the desired layout.
4
Finishing Touches
Install a railing or other finishing touches to complete your steps
Interlocking Steps Comparison
Natural Stones vs. Interlocking Stones
How to Prevent Your Stone Steps from Sinking
The primary reason for steps sinking is an insufficient gravel base. To prevent this, ensure you have a minimum of six inches of gravel. If your current base falls short, excavation will be necessary. Additionally, installing geotextile is crucial to keep the soil and gravel from mixing.
The weight and number of steps also influence their stability:
Two Steps: Generally, a concrete base is not necessary.
Three Steps: A concrete base is recommended but may not be required, depending on specific conditions.
Four or More Steps: A concrete base is likely necessary, along with footings for additional reinforcement.
Footings are the foundation beneath the concrete, located about four feet below ground (the "frost line"). This placement prevents the ground from freezing beneath the foundation. If the foundation remains stable, the steps above will not sink, shift, or crack.
The weight and number of steps also influence their stability:
Two Steps: Generally, a concrete base is not necessary.
Three Steps: A concrete base is recommended but may not be required, depending on specific conditions.
Four or More Steps: A concrete base is likely necessary, along with footings for additional reinforcement.
Footings are the foundation beneath the concrete, located about four feet below ground (the "frost line"). This placement prevents the ground from freezing beneath the foundation. If the foundation remains stable, the steps above will not sink, shift, or crack.
