Question: Is natural stone expensive?
Answer: Comparatively, no. Although some types of rock can be pricey (Beach pebbles from the Polynesian islands for example) most natural stone is reasonable when compared to other landscaping elements such as sod and trees.

Question: I have a small car, how can I get all of this rock to my house?
Answer: Southwest Boulder offers delivery on all of our products.

Question: Will you build my landscape features?
Answer: We are primarily a landscape supply company, not a design or construction firm. However, we do have several cranes for precision Boulder placement and forklifts to help offload your material

Question: I have no idea what to do with my yard!
Answer: Don’t panic, just come in to one of our locations. Trained personnel and inspirational gardens will give you all the ideas you need to make your landscaping just the way you want it.

Question: What about maintenance?
Answer: Each type of stone has unique properties. As a result some stones are better suited to particular applications than others. Before you start looking at our inventory, be sure to speak to one of our sales staff about how you intend to use the material, they can tell you of any restrictions you need to keep in mind. This will prevent you from falling in love with a particular stone only to find out that it is incompatible with your project.

Question: So to get some answers to my questions I have to either call or visit your yard?
Answer: Not necessarily. You can always email your question. Or visit our Products page. You will find product descriptions there that should help you decide whether the stone you are seeing is right for you.

Question: What’s with the Lizard in your logo?
Answer: The name “Southwest Boulder & Stone” seemed to suggest a southwestern desert/old west theme. The iguana was originally shown alongside a cactus (which is still part of our look but has been minimized significantly).