Hardscaping Material Supplier
Although segmental paving is thousands of years old, contemporary paver and wall construction did not gain broad acceptance in this country until the late 1970s. Today, interlocking pavers and segmental retaining wall systems have become the primary choice for a huge range of sophisticated, visually compelling, and highly maintainable hardscaping projects. Whether envisioning a simple patio, sidewalk, or garden wall... or dreaming of an elegant raised patio with a sitting wall, fireplace and pillars, these products make it possible.
Each manufacturer brings a unique portfolio of designs and colors that offer something for everyone's tastes. Products can be mixed to produce amazing combinations of color and texture, or used homogenously to produce elegant vistas. Visit our outdoor sample patios to see the choices in a naturally lit, outdoor setting.
We have selected our suppliers for their excellence in designing, developing, and manufacturing beautiful products with superior quality and diversity of look and feel.
Belgard® - Make outside your kind of beautiful
Cambridge Pavers® - With ArmorTec® your outdoor dreams come true.
EP Henry® Company - Values that endure™
Keystone Hardscapes® - A wide range of pavers and retaining walls
Kennedy Concrete - Blue Mountain Stone
Nicolock® - Add a beautiful touch to any outdoor living space with Nicolock pavers & walls.
Rockwood Walls® - recognized as an innovator of attractive, high-quality products.
Techo-Bloc® - Precious stones™
Take a look at our new Radiant Heating solution - the ability to install a system to melt snow and ice!
And please visit our hardscaping project gallery.
Related Blog Articles
Interested in learning more about hardscaping? Check out these articles from our blog:
How Much Should My Paver Patio Cost?
Selecting Materials for Hardscaping Projects: The Color Red
Hardscaping Projects: Understanding Patio Materials
Traditional hardscaping means dry-laying segmental materials on a flexible base. The benefit of this form of construction is that if the ground shifts, the project sustains little or no damage. And, if there is damage, it is easy to repair with very low cost.
So, for example, if a portion of your patio sinks due to decomposing subterranean roots, the repair process is simple: The patio material that is affected can be removed and the hole can be filled with additional base materials.Then the original patio material can be re-set on the new base quickly and easily.