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A 2026 customer worried about erosion on a slope said Randy steered them away from stone or riprap toward vegetative stabilization, using groundcover with a dense, spreading root structure to help hold the soil in place. That 2026 customer said the result was more pleasing to look at than what they first had in mind, and that they had seen his work at a nearby property. A local news site, norwichbulletin.com, has quoted Bumgarner as the owner of Oaks Stonewall Construction. Its Connecticut home improvement contractor registration, HIC.0561557, is active on the state registry under the holder name OAK'S STONE WALL CONSTRUCTION CO. On Google it averages 3 stars from 4 ratings.
““I’m helping those who helped us out,” said Bumgarner, owner of Oaks Stonewall Construction.”
Randy was incredibly helpful and professional. I was concerned about erosion control on a slope and initially leaned toward stone/riprap, but he took the time to guide me toward a smarter vegetative stabilization approach using the right groundcover with a dense, spreading root structure to help hold the soil in place. The solution wasn’t just effective, it was also far more aesthetically pleasing than what I first had in mind. I’ve also seen the quality of his work firsthand at a nearby property excellent results. Great person, great workmanship, and someone you can trust. Highly recommend.
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Typical Connecticut range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Oaks Stonewall Construction Co. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
A 12 × 20 patio is 240 sq ft; a 4-ft walkway is 4 sq ft for every foot of length.
Estimated range
$4,250 – $8,450
Typical masonry project around $6,350
Stamped concrete patios5.0
Thick old concrete replaced with pavers4.7
