Patios, Walkways & Retaining Walls | Hardscaping Near Rhome TX

Hardscape done cheap looks fine for a year. Then a paver sinks where the dog runs, a flagstone rocks when you step on it, or a block wall starts to lean. Nearly every time, the base was too thin or never compacted.

We dig out, lay and compact crushed base in lifts, set edge restraint, and plan where the water goes before a single stone goes down.

Service area: Within 25 miles of Rhome, TX: Wise, Denton & north Tarrant County
Quote: Free, written and itemized within one business day
Call: (817) 915-3266
Insurance: Fully insured

What's included

Flagstone patios (dry-laid or mortared)
Paver patios and walkways
Decomposed granite paths and sitting areas
Steps and landings
Segmental block and natural stone retaining walls
Fire pit pads and seat walls
Steel edging and border work

How it goes

Measure & sketch

We lay out the shape with paint or stakes so you can stand on it before you commit.

Price

Itemized by material so you can compare stone options.

Build

Excavate, base, compact, set, joint and seal where it applies.

Notes from the field

Stone we use often: Oklahoma flagstone, Texas limestone (chopped and sawn), and concrete pavers from local yards. Decomposed granite is a good budget patio if it is stabilized and edged; loose DG on a slope ends up in your house.

Retaining walls taller than about four feet, or with a driveway or structure above them, usually need an engineered design and sometimes a city permit. We will tell you at the first visit if yours does.

Questions we get

Pavers or flagstone?

Pavers are more even underfoot and easier to repair. Flagstone looks more natural and suits a ranch-style or older home. Price is close; ask us to price both.

How long does a patio take?

A typical backyard patio is three to five working days, weather permitting.

Can you build around my existing slab?

Yes. Extending a builder slab with flagstone or pavers is one of the most common jobs we do.

Patios, walkways and retaining walls