Work to Last for Generations

Craftsmanship that takes a genuine interest in the details of everyday life.

Decades of Exceptional
Craftsmanship

Kirby Jantz is a master craftsman dedicated to the art and craft of fine masonry. From old home restoration to making new homes look timeless, you can trust that he’ll approach every project as an opportunity to create something completely personal.

Testimonials

For over 40 years, I worked with Kirby Jantz and his talented crew at Heartstone Artisan Hardscaping.  Some of our earlier collaborations involved the restoration of the historic masonry details in the Territorial Capital of Guthrie, Oklahoma.  Kirby and his team were able to stabilize, restore, or match the historic brick, limestone, and sandstone details that grace the facades of these 1890s Eastern European-inspired architectural treasures.  Forty years later, the work is still magnificent!  After our work in Guthrie, we paired up on historic preservation projects in other historic Oklahoma towns.  Each time, Heartstone’s masonry expertise was exactly what was needed.  I highly recommend Heartstone Artisan Hardscaping for a project whether it be for a historic landmark or for a brand-new project.

—Ronald H. Frantz, Jr., Architect, AIA  

“It’s almost impossible to find tradesmen who understand and respect old house construction and what makes them special. Kirby embodies those traditions, and his work is proof. When we bought our 1930s home, the original brick porch was crumbling to dust. Kirby found new old brick and mortar to match the original. From there, he hand-chiseled it, the way they did back then, and turned it into a work of art. Funny to think that his signature is no signature—you can’t tell where the old work ends and his work begins.”

Tom P.

“Kirby designed and built a custom brick courtyard for our Mediterranean-style home. It has invariably been the favorite feature of visitors and family members and is the place everyone gravitates to. It was a joy to work with him and see my dreams realized.”

Cheryl K.