Caleb is a hardscape supervisor with the kind of precision, strength, and stubborn determination usually reserved for ancient tectonic plates. He spends his days shaping the earth one patio, retaining wall, and epic fire pit at a time—usually while explaining why bluestone is the Michelangelo of hardscaping materials (and honestly, he’s not wrong).

A true artist with a skid steer and a level, Caleb doesn’t just build outdoor spaces—he crafts legacies in stone. His projects are so structurally sound, geologists have started asking if they’re naturally occurring formations.

But beneath that steel-toe exterior lies a soft spot for dinosaurs—specifically the Spinosaurus, which holds the coveted title of second favorite dino in his prehistoric ranking system. Why second? Because Caleb is a man of complexity and mystery (and he’s keeping his #1 pick under wraps until at least the next company BBQ).

When he’s not wrangling pallets of pavers or quoting suspiciously detailed facts about the Cretaceous period, Caleb can be found enjoying the soothing sound of well-set flagstone under work boots and the occasional concrete mix.

Solid as the stone he sets, and twice as interesting.