Patios
Paver and natural-stone patios planned around base preparation, drainage, transitions, and everyday use.
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Outdoor spaces built to look right and perform well.
Good hardscaping starts below the finished surface. We plan for base preparation, drainage, transitions, wall support, and how the space will actually be used—not only how it looks on installation day.
Scope of work
Solutions built around your property.
Our construction background helps us coordinate hardscape, grading, drainage, masonry, and concrete as one system when a backyard project touches more than one trade.
- Patios and outdoor living areas
- Retaining walls
- Sitting and seat walls
- Stone and brick masonry
- Walkways, steps, and entries
- Paver and natural-stone installations
- Backyard renovations
- Hardscape drainage and repair
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Explore the work in more detail.
Retaining & Sitting Walls
Functional and decorative wall systems coordinated with drainage, grade changes, and surrounding hardscape.
Learn moreMasonry & Stonework
Stone and brick construction, repairs, steps, edges, and architectural details for residential exteriors.
Learn moreBackyard Renovations
Coordinated outdoor transformations combining hardscape, grading, drainage, walls, walkways, and site details.
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Common questions
Do you build both paver and natural-stone patios?
Yes. Material choice depends on the design, site conditions, budget, maintenance expectations, and the character of the home.
Can you rebuild a failing retaining wall?
Yes. We can assess drainage, base, wall movement, and the surrounding grade before proposing a repair or replacement.
Can drainage be included in a patio project?
Yes. Drainage planning is an important part of most patio and backyard renovations, especially near foundations and low points.
Free estimates • Warrantied work
Let’s look at the project.
Serving Northern Virginia and select projects across the greater DMV. Residential work is our primary focus.