Signs you need hardscaping and patios
- A concrete slab that has cracked and sunk on one side
- Pavers that heave every spring and rock underfoot
- A timber wall leaning out over the lawn
- A backyard slope you cannot put a table on
- A muddy path from the gate to the back door
- You want an outdoor space you can use from April to October
How a hardscaping and patios call works
Site visit: grade, drainage, soil, and where the water needs to go
Scaled layout with material samples and a written price
Excavation, compacted base, screeded sand, pavers set and edged, joints sanded
Final compaction and a walkthrough of sealing and maintenance
Questions about hardscaping and patios
Pavers or poured concrete?
Pavers cost more up front and can be lifted and reset if the ground moves. Concrete is cheaper and cracks once. In clay soil with real winters, we usually recommend pavers.
Do you offer financing?
Projects over $5,000 qualify for monthly payments. Ask when you call. Ask when you call and we will run the numbers with you.
Do retaining walls need a permit?
Most cities require an engineered plan above four feet. We tell you if your wall crosses that line and handle the permit if it does.