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Driveways, Walkways, And Steps
Beautiful Stonework That Can Enhance Curb Appeal
These are functional hardscaping elements of landscaping. Done with proper planning, the right materials and construction, they can be remain usable for many years. Safety is also an important consideration for all structures used for people to walk, sit or stand on. It is critical that these features are able to bear the anticipated amount of load, prevents slipping and tripping and offers guard rails or other features that prevent falls.
Our team can provide you with a detailed estimate and answer all of your questions to ensure that you are confident that you are making informed decisions about the project.
Give us a call or click the green Free Estimate button at the top of this page to receive a free estimate.
Learn About Building Driveways, Walkways and Steps
What materials do you use in to build driveways, walkways and steps?
We use pavers and natural stone for the work. The choice of material may depend on the design, expected use, budget or customer preference.
What are the cost factors to consider?
The choice of material is major contributor. Stones tend to be more expensive than pavers. Another factor is the size and shape of the installation. The amount of prep work required before the pavers or stone can go down can also be a factor.
Do pavers need to be sealed?
Sealing he paver based hardscapes can prevent discoloration, keeps the sand in the joints and keeps the dirt out. Most importantly, it extends the life of the pavers.
Here Is How We Help You
Call Us To Consult
When you call, we will discuss your project with you and then schedule a visit.
We Visit Your Property
Once we see the site, we can advise you of the right options and give you an estimate
We Complete The Work
On a pre-scheduled date our crew will arrive and complete the work as agreed.
Ongoing Support & Care
We will follow up on the work and provide ongoing care for your trees, if needed.
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Trees are sanctuaries. Whoever knows how to speak to them, whoever knows how to listen to them, can learn the truth.
Herman Hesse