Complete Hardscaping Services in Maryland

Pool deck installation in Maryland uses slip resistant pavers, travertine, bluestone and textured concrete finishes. Decks go around in ground and above ground pools of any shape or size. Coping, step treads, bullnose edges and pool edge details are cut to fit the shell. The base is compacted and pitched so water drains away from the pool. Surfaces stay cool underfoot through Maryland summers and hold their color for years. Old concrete pool decks can be resurfaced, overlaid with pavers or torn out completely. Pool patio work in Maryland is scheduled around your swim season.

Driveway installation in Maryland covers paver, concrete and gravel driveways. The old surface is removed and hauled off before any new work starts. The base is graded, compacted and built deep enough to carry vehicle weight. Drainage is planned so water moves off the driveway instead of pooling at the garage. Aprons, borders, edge restraints and turnaround areas are laid out with the main run. Driveway widening, resurfacing and full replacement are all handled in Maryland. Paver driveways can be sealed and joint sanded to slow weed growth. Belgian block and cobble borders are available.

Patio installation in Maryland uses pavers, flagstone, natural stone and stamped concrete. Every patio sits on a compacted gravel base with a leveled bedding layer on top. Proper base depth and drainage keep the surface level through freeze and thaw cycles. Sizes run from small sitting areas to full outdoor living spaces with multiple zones. Fire pits, seating walls, steps, pergola footings and built in grill areas are added on request. Edge restraints and polymeric sand hold the field tight and slow weed growth. Patio and walkway work in Maryland is quoted as one job.

Retaining wall installation in Maryland holds back slopes, stops erosion and creates level, usable yard space. Walls are built in segmental block, natural stone, boulder or poured concrete. Gravel backfill and a perforated drain pipe behind the wall relieve water pressure. Geogrid is added on taller walls so the structure ties back into the soil. Caps, steps, lighting and seating walls can be worked into the same run. Tiered walls break a steep slope into terraces that plant and mow easily. Failing, leaning or bulging walls in Maryland are rebuilt from the footing back up.