Many Denver homeowners wonder why surround a foundation with stones and rocks rather than leaving soil or mulch directly against the house. In Colorado’s climate, problems such as standing water, soil erosion, cracked concrete, and mud splashing onto siding often indicate drainage and maintenance issues around the foundation. If left unaddressed, these conditions can lead to moisture intrusion and expensive structural repairs.

A properly installed stone or rock border offers a practical, long-term solution. It improves drainage, reduces erosion, discourages pests, and creates a clean, low-maintenance edge around the home. When combined with proper grading, appropriate materials, and sufficient width, a foundation rock border performs reliably year-round—even through heavy rainfall, hot summers, and freeze–thaw cycles—while enhancing curb appeal and supporting water-wise landscaping.

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