The World of Sculpture is quite different from "yard art" in many ways. You have made an investment in a work of art that you hope will at least retain or possibly even appreciate in value.

Rather than sticking it in the yard, a sculpture can often look 1000 times better when properly displayed as a centerpiece, focal point, or just given respect on a subtle pedestal.

Scale, weight, and the attractive nature of a sculpture may pose concerns to public safety and liability issues. These are only a few considerations when properly placing a sculpture. Grounds preparation is not always or necessarily extensive nor invasive.

Let us help you decide what is best for your unique needs.

- Foundation construction
    - Footings
    - Below-grade and at-grade       drainage issues
    - Anchoring

- Setting design and landscaping

- Consultations for site location and   foundation specifications.

- Small to monumental-sized sculptures.

- Fully insured

- Crane service with ANSI certified
   rigging

- Transportation/delivery

 

"Energy Loop" by Dirck Cruser, Asheville City Public Sculpture
                Installed by Steebo Design, July 2009.