Concrete is a simple, strong surface that can be broom-finished, stamped, stained or exposed. How it is poured matters more than how it looks.
Concrete is the workhorse of hardscape. Poured in place, it makes smooth, continuous surfaces. Stamped and colored, it can resemble stone, slate or brick. Exposed aggregate, brushed finishes and saw-cut patterns offer more choices.
Concrete performs best when the base is firm, the thickness is right, joints are placed to control cracks and the surface is sealed. Because it is rigid, it can crack on poor soil. We prepare carefully, and we talk honestly about expectations, since hairline cracks can occur in any slab.
Broom, stamped, stained, exposed aggregate.
Handles loads and heavy traffic.
Large uninterrupted areas.
Integral color and stains.
Often the lowest starting cost per square foot.
Seal and clean periodically.
Stamped ConcretePoured concrete patios, walks and driveways finished with patterns, colors and borders for a custom look at a…Explore 
Driveway ConstructionNew and replacement driveways in concrete, pavers and stamped finishes, built on a base designed for vehicle loads.Explore 
Hardscape RepairSunken pavers, leaning walls, cracked steps and washed-out joints corrected at the base so the repair lasts.Explore 
Cleaning and SealingDeep cleaning, joint re-sanding and sealing that restore color and protect pavers and stone from stains and weeds.Explore Size a patio, plan a wall or ballpark the cost.
Outdoor Space PlannerChoose the features you want and see how much patio space they need and a size that fits.Try it 
Paver Patio CalculatorEnter the size and use of a patio, walk or drive and see pavers, base stone, sand and edging to plan for.Try it 
Hardscape Cost EstimatorPick a project, a size and a few add-ons and get a ballpark planning range.Try it Control joints guide where cracks occur, but some hairline cracking is normal. Good bases reduce it.
Foot traffic after a day or two and vehicles after about a week, depending on weather. We give you exact guidance.
Yes. Sealing protects color and the surface, and is renewed every few years.
Material guideConcrete PaversInterlocking pavers are the most versatile hardscape surface: strong, repairable and available in more colors and shapes than…Learn more 
Material guideFlagstoneFlat, irregular and unmistakably natural, flagstone gives patios and paths a timeless look that no manufactured product quite…Learn more 
Material guideLimestoneLimestone is part of Middle Tennessee. From cut steps to rugged fieldstone walls, it fits the landscape and…Learn more 
Material guideTravertineCool underfoot and elegant to look at, travertine is a favorite for pool decks and refined patios.Learn more A clear plan, a crew that handles every detail from base to finish, and a clear price before we start.
