Patios & hardscaping
Stone patios, walls and walkways built to last
The bones of a great yard. We build hardscapes that drain properly, sit level for decades and look like they’ve always been there.
What’s included in every build
Most patio problems start underground. We dig deeper, compact more and plan drainage so your stone stays put through freeze, thaw and summer storms.
- Site plan with grading and drainage
- 6–8 inch compacted gravel base
- Local stone or premium pavers
- Polymeric joints and edge restraints
- Planting and cleanup around the finished space
How a patio project works
- 1
Site visit
We measure, check the slope and talk through how you want to use the space.
- 2
Design & quote
You get a drawing, material samples and a fixed written price within a week.
- 3
Build
Most patios take 4–8 working days. We protect your lawn and clean up daily.
- 4
Walk-through
We review every detail together, then back it with our 2-year guarantee.
Patio projects
Terraced beds and patio on a muddy slope
A slope that turned to mud every storm is now three planted terraces and a flagstone patio the family uses every evening.
Flagstone patio built for mountain winters
A new-build backyard with bare clay became a flagstone patio on an eight-inch base that hasn’t moved through two hard winters.
Patio clients on Fernbrook
- ★★★★★
“They turned a muddy slope behind our house into terraced beds and a patio we use every single evening. Crew was on time every day and left the site spotless.”
Dana R.Patio & terraced beds, North AshevilleReview on Google - ★★★★★
“Our flagstone patio came through two hard winters without a single stone moving. Worth every penny for the base work alone.”
Tom W.Flagstone patio, Black MountainReview on Google - ★★★★★
“The retaining wall fixed a drainage problem two other companies couldn’t. Marcus explained every step.”
Aisha M.Retaining wall, FletcherReview on Yelp
Patio questions
How much does a stone patio cost?
Most flagstone patios we build land between $28 and $45 per square foot, depending on stone, access and site prep. We’ll give you a fixed price after a free site visit.
Natural stone or pavers?
Natural stone has a timeless, organic look. Pavers are more uniform and slightly more budget-friendly. We’ll bring samples of both.
Do I need a permit?
Most patios don’t, but retaining walls over four feet do. We handle permits whenever they’re required.
Picture your patio. We’ll build it.
Book a free site visit and get a fixed-price quote within a week.