The definition of “hardscape” is the nonliving or man-made fixtures of a planned outdoor area. Normally, this portion of the overall Landscape plan should be considered before the softscapes are installed. Hardscapes would include Walls, Patios, Walks, Chimneys, Fire-pits, Decking, Fencing, Drainage, Lighting, Paver Driveways, Steps, or any structure or accessory that will be constructed or placed in a landscape and does not contain a living tissue component for its existence.

Boulder Walls
The boulders could maintain a function when retaining soil on a slope or just to create an accent to the beds.
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Chimneys and Fire-Pits
Perhaps, the quickest way for this statement to ring true would be to add heat to the outdoor space for the evenings when we just need to kn
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Chimneys/Fire-Pits Kits
When considering your options for a fire pit or fire pit chimney, there are several pre-manufactured kits to consider.
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Curbing and Edging
There are many different ways of the containment of gravel on a driveway or mulch in a plant bed is necessary to maintain a neat appearance.
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Decking, Fencing, and Railing
Whether it be composite decking or treated lumber, decking can add a nice component to your outdoor living space.
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Lighting
Lighting is a very important, aesthetic component of the landscape that is very often overlooked. Let us light up your life, and landscape!
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Patios and Walks
A patio is an extension of your living space outdoors and our unique environment is one of the reasons many have a nice patio or stone walk.
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Paver Driveways
Paver driveways, patios, & walkways, are aesthetically and functionally the longest lasting product a customer can invest in.
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Paver Patterns
Paver driveways/patios/walkways, are aesthetically and functionally the longest lasting product a customer can invest in.
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Retaining Walls
In the mountainous terrain that we live in, retaining walls can add usable space, protect our structures, and provide space for more!
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Steps
We can use steps to add an aesthetic, as well as a function-able asset to our property and outdoor living spaces.
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Water Management and Drainage
For the structure’s sake and environmental protection, water management should be the number one priority of the project.
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