Stone and brick wall being rebuilt outdoors
03Patios & Outdoor

Built level. Built to drain.

Most failed patios and walkways aren't a stone problem. They're a base problem — the water had nowhere to go.

Outdoor masonry lives outside all winter. If the base isn't right and the surface doesn't shed water, the first hard freeze starts lifting stones and opening joints. That shows up as a wobbly step, a sunken corner, or a walkway that's slowly going crooked.

We dig and compact a proper base, set pitch so water runs away from the house, and finish edges so they stay put. Same approach on steps, retaining walls, and fire pits — the part you don't see is the part that decides how long it lasts.

Rebuilding something that already failed? That usually overlaps with repair and restoration.

What this covers

  • Patios in brick, stone, or paver
  • Walkways and front paths
  • Steps and stoops
  • Retaining walls
  • Fire pits and seating walls
  • Regrading and drainage correction
Patio & walkway photos coming
Patio & walkway photos coming
Patio & walkway photos coming
Patio & walkway photos coming

What's in this category

Patios

Brick, stone, and paver patios built on a real base.

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Walkways & Steps

Front paths, steps, stoops, and landings that stay level.

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Retaining Walls

Coming soon

Fire Pits

Coming soon

Outdoor Kitchens

Coming soon

Driveway Pavers

Coming soon

Pool Surrounds

Coming soon
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