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   FastEddie1 | Oct 29, 2002 12:52am | #1

   Lots of variables...tell us more...where are you...more specifics on what you want.

   I just bought about 2 tons of flagstones for a patio job, paid $2/sf for an estimated 300 sf of stone. 

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   Joni | Oct 29, 2002 05:18pm | #2

   HI,  I am from Oregon, a small town outside of Salem.  Your flagstone price is incredible!  Where did you get it and are you installing it yourself?

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   FastEddie1 | Oct 30, 2002 03:03am | #3

   Bought it from Garza Stone & Masonry on the sw side of San Antonio.  They have been in business for bout a million years, just relocated about a year ago because the city bought their land.  New place is a couple of acres of different types of stone.  That was just the material price, just the stone not the sand etc, and the labor is me.  Want to come help?

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   crawdad12 | Oct 30, 2002 06:04pm | #4

   I did a paver patio and walkway a couple of years ago and am very happy with it, more importantly, so is the wife.  I believe the brand name is Bolduc and I paid $2.89 sq ft.  Lots of styles and colors.  I laid them over a base of tamped stone dust and its held up well so far.   My neighbor is a concrete contractor and we talked to him about the dyed/stamped concrete.  His only concern was that if you ever needed to do a repair it would be difficult to impossible to match up, although you would hope that wouldnt be of great concern if the job was done correctly