Services
Hardscaping in Redding, CA
Paver and flagstone patios, walkways, fire pits and seat walls, built on a base that stays flat.
What we do
The part of the yard you stand on.
Hardscaping is the built side of a yard: patios, walkways, steps, walls, fire pits and borders. It is what makes a backyard usable in the first place.
We build with concrete pavers, brick, natural flagstone and poured concrete. We will help you pick the one that suits the house, the budget and how much upkeep you want.
- Paver, brick and flagstone patios
- Walkways, garden paths and steps
- Fire pits and built-in seat walls
- Driveways, entries, edging and borders
Built for Redding
A patio is only as good as what is under it.
We dig out the area, pack the base down hard and set a slight slope so water runs away from the house. Redding soil dries out and shifts, and that groundwork is what keeps a patio from settling.
Stone, concrete, pavers and gravel all hold up in the heat here and need very little upkeep.
- A simple path or front entry might take just a few days
- A larger backyard with several features could take several weeks
- You get a realistic timeline at the first visit
How it works
What to expect.
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We walk the property
A free visit to see the site and hear your goals, budget and priorities.
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We recommend a plan
What the yard needs, in what order, with an estimate.
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Our crew builds it
We schedule the work, our own crew does it, and we keep you posted.
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We walk it with you
A final look together before we call it done.
Questions
Hardscaping: common questions.
What is hardscaping, and how is it different from landscaping?
Hardscaping is everything built: patios, walkways, retaining walls, steps and driveways. Landscaping is everything living: plants, lawn, flowers and trees. A good yard has both.
How long does a typical hardscaping project take?
A simple garden path or front entry might take just a few days. A larger backyard with walls, paths and a patio could take several weeks. We give you a realistic timeline at the first visit.
What materials hold up best with the least upkeep?
Stone, concrete, pavers and gravel. All four handle the Redding climate and are easy to maintain. Pavers and brick are popular for patios, paths and driveways, and natural stone suits steps, edging and accents.
Can you help with ideas for a small yard?
Yes. A small yard gains the most from a plan. A change in level, a seat wall in the right spot or a courtyard patio can make a tight space feel bigger and far more useful.
How much does a patio cost?
It depends on size, materials and what the site needs. The honest way to price it is to see it, so the estimate is free and done on site.
Related services
Often built together.
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Retaining Walls
Block retaining walls that hold a slope, stop erosion and turn unusable ground into level yard. Learn more -
Concrete
Driveways, patios, walkways and slabs, formed cleanly, sloped to drain and cured properly in the heat. Learn more -
Pergolas & Shade
Custom-built pergolas and shade covers that make a patio usable at four in the afternoon in July. Learn more
Free estimate
Get a free hardscaping estimate.
Leave a few details and we will call you back within 24 hours to set up a free on-site estimate.
- We call you backWithin 24 hours, to learn more and set up a visit.
- We walk the propertyA free visit to look at the site and talk through goals, budget and priorities.
- You get an estimateA written price for the work. No obligation.
- (530) 683-3608
- Mon to Fri, 8am to 5pm
- Redding and Shasta County