I cannot offer this service at the moment but hope to hook up with a landscape architect, or a landscaper that can lift large stones and dig; at least in the Central New York area. I will need help finding contractors outside of the region if this service interests you. I will need someone that can, as I said earlier, be able to move and place large stones as well as dig holes. And do such aesthetically. You want an earthing station to be pleasing to the eye and contribute to the aesthetic's of ones yard or garden.

The health and psychological benefits of Mother Earth are undeniable. A little over ten years a group of people discovered what they called Earthing. The concept is to tap into the negatively charged Earth as if you were walking barefoot (the Earth is negatively charged but is positively charged above it). When you are grounded to the Earth's negative charge it transfers to your body. This negative charge tackles the positive free radicals in your body that cause inflammation. Inflammation is the root cause of just about every disease. Earthing is incredibly therapeutic and healing.

Over a year ago I created a small earthing station in my backyard. I believe that it is superior to sleeping on an earthing pad because I directly align the earthing station to the telluric currents I believe are primarily responsible for the negative charge. But I have not created a large earthing station.

The larger concern about building an earthing station is making sure that your property contains the applicable telluric currents. An earthing station will not work without the proper telluric currents.

I suggest buying an earthing pad to see if it is of benefit. An earthing pad is a pad of sorts that can carry the negative charge of the earth. It comes with a wire with a plug/spike that you stake in the ground outside. So you need a wire long enough to reach from your bedroom outside. You will also need to be able to shut the window on the wire.

To learn more about earthing go to Earthing Institute