
Straight answers about patios, walls, pavers, outdoor living, drainage, planting, permits, pricing and scheduling.
Yes. Estimates are free and come with no obligation. You approve the scope and price before any work begins.
Nashville and communities across Middle Tennessee, including Franklin, Brentwood, Murfreesboro, Hendersonville, Mt. Juliet and more. See the service areas page for the full list.
Both. We build and plant at homes, HOA communities, offices, shopping centers, schools, churches and new developments.
Yes. We draw the plan, help you choose materials and build it, so the design is never separated from what can be built on your lot.
By the size and layout, the materials, the base and drainage the site needs, the access and what is included in cleanup. You get a written scope and price before we start.
Many patios take a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on size and complexity. Larger outdoor living projects take longer, and we give a schedule with the quote.
Yes. We plan the whole yard and build in stages, with drainage and structure first, so nothing is torn up later.
Payment terms are set out in your written agreement, usually tied to progress. Ask us about accepted payment methods when you book.
They are different. Pavers are repairable and flexible, while poured concrete is seamless and often has a lower starting cost. We help you choose for your site and style.
Most failures start below the surface. A deep, compacted stone base with good drainage keeps surfaces flat and tight for decades.
Sealing is optional. It can protect color, resist stains and stabilize joint sand. We advise based on the material and use.
Taller walls, walls under driveways or buildings and walls with slopes above usually do. We tell you what applies and coordinate engineering when needed.
With a compacted base, drainage stone and pipe behind the wall, and geogrid reinforcement where height calls for it.
Yes. We source limestone and fieldstone from regional stone yards and often visit with you to choose it.
Yes. We plan the layout, utilities and finishes, and coordinate gas and electrical connections with qualified trades.
Yes. Fire features, heaters and overhead cover extend the season well beyond summer.
Yes, from open pergolas to fully roofed patios with fans, lighting and fireplaces.
Tough natives and adapted plants such as coneflower, redbud, hydrangea and ornamental grasses do well in our heat and clay.
Often. We find where the water comes from and use grading, drains, downspout extensions or dry creek beds to move it away.
Fall and early spring are ideal, giving roots time to establish before summer heat.
Simple surfaces often do not, but structures, taller walls and utilities may. Rules vary by city and county, and we help you find out what applies.
Yes. We prepare plans and material details for HOA review and can help with the submission.
Yes. Buried lines are located and marked before any excavation begins.
A clear plan, a crew that handles every detail from base to finish, and a clear price before we start.