Landscaping & Outdoor Construction
Landscaping & Outdoor Construction
Investing in structural landscaping fundamentally expands your usable living space, corrects awkward property grading, and improves how you move around your yard.
Investing in structural landscaping fundamentally expands your usable living space, corrects awkward property grading, and improves how you move around your yard.
Patio Installation
Excavation, base preparation, and laying of durable paving stones or flagstone surfaces. This creates a completely level, mud-free outdoor dining or seating area. Every installation focuses heavily on deep gravel compaction and proper grading to ensure rainwater flows away from your house and won't cause stones to shift or sink over time.
Excavation, base preparation, and laying of durable paving stones or flagstone surfaces. This creates a completely level, mud-free outdoor dining or seating area. Every installation focuses heavily on deep gravel compaction and proper grading to ensure rainwater flows away from your house and won't cause stones to shift or sink over time.
Deck Construction
Framing and building custom attached or freestanding decks using high-quality wood or low-maintenance composite materials. Decks are ideal for elevating your outdoor living area, creating a seamless transition right outside your back door, and utilizing sloped or uneven sections of the yard where ground-level stone isn't practical.
Framing and building custom attached or freestanding decks using high-quality wood or low-maintenance composite materials. Decks are ideal for elevating your outdoor living area, creating a seamless transition right outside your back door, and utilizing sloped or uneven sections of the yard where ground-level stone isn't practical.
What’s Included
Brick & Stone Landscaping
Site Access and Material Storage
Construction of functional stonework, including retaining walls, stone steps, structural garden borders, and walkways. These features are essential for holding back soil on terraced properties, preventing slope erosion, and establishing clear, organized paths that connect different zones of your yard cleanly.
Constructing stone or wood features requires moving heavy materials and machinery. We will need an open, accessible path to the backyard, as well as a designated spot on the driveway or property to safely stage materials like gravel, lumber, or pavers during construction.
What You Need to Know Before We Start
What You Need to Know Before We Start
Permits and Property Lines
Brick & Stone Landscaping
Larger structures—especially decks above a certain height or tall retaining walls—frequently require municipal building permits and exact property line verification. Reviewing local guidelines early ensures the design is fully compliant before building begins.
Construction of functional stonework, including retaining walls, stone steps, structural garden borders, and walkways. These features are essential for holding back soil on terraced properties, preventing slope erosion, and establishing clear, organized paths that connect different zones of your yard cleanly.
Underground Utility Lines
Permits and Property Lines
Because patios, deck footings, and retaining walls require deep excavation, all underground gas, water, electric, and fiber-optic lines must be professionally located and marked on your property before our crew breaks ground.
Larger structures—especially decks above a certain height or tall retaining walls—frequently require municipal building permits and exact property line verification. Reviewing local guidelines early ensures the design is fully compliant before building begins.
Site Access and Material Storage
Underground Utility Lines
Constructing stone or wood features requires moving heavy materials and machinery. We will need an open, accessible path to the backyard, as well as a designated spot on the driveway or property to safely stage materials like gravel, lumber, or pavers during construction.
Because patios, deck footings, and retaining walls require deep excavation, all underground gas, water, electric, and fiber-optic lines must be professionally located and marked on your property before our crew breaks ground.