Hardscape Design and Installation
Choosing the best local hardscape company gives your yard beautiful structure
Structures that enhance your yard’s best features
Expert craftsmanship for long-lasting beauty
Experience and materials you can rely on
Does your landscape feel disjointed or rundown?
Crumbling walls, aging walkways and a lack of structure or flow all point to the need for well-designed hardscaping. But where do you start and what are the available options? You need expert help in hardscape design and installation to make your yard really sing.
Just add structure
Giving your landscaping “good bones” can feel like a big job. You want hardscaping that complements your home’s style and will stand the test of time. It’s critical to choose the right hardscape design and installation team.
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- We deliver excellence.
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Hardscape services
Patios
Let us lay out your new favorite place.
Walkways
Add charm and durability to your landscape paths.
Seat Walls
Bring good looks and function together in your landscaping.
Firepits and Fireplaces
Spark interest with an outdoor fire feature.
Choosing a hardscape design and installation company shouldn’t be hard
Hardscaping gives your plants a beautiful backdrop. Don’t sacrifice your yard’s usability and good looks: Get started with expert hardscape design and installation today.
Creating enduring beauty with hardscapes by The Site Group.
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What is hardscaping?
Hardscaping refers to items used in landscape design such as walkways, retaining walls, patios, water features, lighting, sitting walls, firepit surrounds, outdoor fireplaces, driveways and any other permanent elements.
What is the difference between hardscaping and landscaping?
Hardscaping includes the non-living portions of your landscape. These elements may be built from “hard” materials such as concrete, rocks, stone, wood, bricks or pavers. You may also hear structures such as pergolas, decks, gazebos or fences referred to as hardscaping. By contrast, landscaping elements include the “living things” in your landscape design, such as annuals, perennials, shrubs, grasses and trees. Taken together, these elements should create a beautiful oasis.
What are hardscape materials?
Your landscape designer might choose to use some of these materials in your landscaping:
- Brick
- Concrete
- Pea gravel
- Stones
- Tile
- Pavers
- Wood (or composite wood)
What is the purpose of hardscaping?
The role of hardscaping is to give structure and support for softscaping (or landscaping) materials like plantlife, mulch and dirt. Hardscaping also creates boundaries and can help protect areas, like plant beds, from erosion and wear.
What are hardscape services?
When you hire a hardscape or landscape company, you can expect them to design and install various features like flat patios using flagstone or pavers, mortared stone structures like walls or fireplace surrounds, garden bed edging or poured concrete elements like driveways or walkways. Hardscape services may also include building structures like pergolas, gazebos or fences.
A simple process for a jaw-dropping reveal.
Getting started is easy.
1. Dream
Get 3D drawings of the possibilities.
After dreaming with you on your property, our designers develop high-quality concept drawings that will help you visualize your new outdoor space and make informed decisions about the final direction of your project.
2. Develop
Sit back and watch your design
come to life.
Once you’ve landed on a design, our team of professionals will take over from there. You can expect us to show up on time, follow an agreed upon schedule, and consistently exceed your expectations.
3. Delight
Soak up every unforgettable moment.
Enjoy an oasis, crafted just for your family, for years to come. With a little ongoing help from our garden services team, your space can look as fresh as it did on the first day, season after season after season.