Hardscaping Services

Why Hardscaping is Worth It

While pavers and fencing can add structure and organization to any outdoor space, the right materials also enhance your home’s beauty. Hardscaping requires less maintenance than an area with lots of plants.
 
Hardscaping is a great option for homeowners who don’t have time to devote to maintaining their lawns every day and want to define special outdoor areas with pathways. While plants have the potential to be more aesthetically pleasing, the maintenance can be overwhelming, which is why clients come to us.

What Hardscaping Projects We Work On

A well-designed hardscape will provide areas for dining, relaxing and gathering around a focal point. The most popular hardscaping projects are fire pits, retaining walls, outdoor kitchens, outdoor fireplaces and patios.
 
Hardscape projects are simple, low-maintenance and affordable. We help you choose the right materials and designs to match your home’s aesthetic, as well as the season.
 
Some of our options include:
 
Fire pits: A long-standing favorite among homeowners who want to add a focal point to their yard or patio area, fire pits come in many different styles—from simple stonework to elaborate constructions with intricate patterns and designs that can be personalized to suit your tastes.
 
Retaining walls: Retaining walls are structures that prevent soil erosion while providing an attractive backdrop for the plants around it. These hardscapes are an extension of your lawn care initiative into something more substantial than just plain grass or flowers! Retaining walls come in all shapes and sizes; some are built using concrete blocks while others use stone or bricks. They can be used both indoors too as well as outdoors depending on where they're needed most urgently at any given time.

Designing Your Hardscapes

When designing your outdoor space, we like to keep the following in mind:
 
The more comfortable you make the space, the more time you'll spend outside. That’s why we offer you so many options and materials to choose from. In addition, a focal point is essential for any outdoor living area because it draws people together into one place.
 
Dining furniture should be placed near—but not too close—to the focal point so that all guests can see what's going on at once without having to turn their heads or crane their necks too far back (which can cause neck strain).
 
Landscape designers can help create a beautiful hardscape to go along with your plants and flowerbeds. Beautiful gardens can also enhance a hardscape with natural beauty. 

Hardscapes for Rerouting and Ground Structure

Also, you may want to try more hardscapes in your outdoor space for other reasons. Hardscaping can improve drainage by rerouting rainwater away from your house or plants.
 
Hardscaping is the practice of creating a solid surface that redirects water away from a building, such as a house or deck. This can be done with stone, brick, or concrete pavers. If you have plants around your home that are prone to rotting when wet, like azaleas and rhododendrons, hardscaping can prevent erosion by preventing excess water from reaching them. It will also help protect your property from flooding during heavy rains.
 
Hardscaping also makes it easier to maintain your yard by reducing the amount of grass clippings and leaves that need to be picked up after mowing. And if you have children playing outside in an area without any greenery nearby (such as an empty field), it's much safer than having them run around on soft ground where there are no boundaries between them and other objects like cars parked nearby—not only does this provide better protection but it looks nicer too!

Let’s Start Your Hardscaping Project Today

Hardscaping is a long-term investment that can add value to your property by making it more functional and easier to maintain. We can also create levels in your landscape using different materials and plants, which can be especially useful if you have uneven terrain or any areas with poor drainage.
 
How can we help with your hardscape project? Schedule a visit from our professionally trained hardscape professionals and get started on building the right outdoor space for your home.