Patios, walls and walkways that stay level on Frisco clay and turn the backyard into usable space.
Most Frisco backyards come with a small concrete patio that is too tight for a table and grill. Hardscaping expands that space with pavers, flagstone or travertine, and adds walkways, steps, seat walls and borders that tie the yard together.
The base is everything. Expansive clay moves with moisture, so a well-built patio or wall depends on proper excavation, compacted aggregate base, edge restraints and drainage. Shortcuts show up as sinking pavers and leaning walls a few years later.
Hardscape is usually designed alongside planting, lighting and outdoor living features so the whole backyard works as one space.
These details help you get an accurate quote faster.
Choose layout, materials, colors and patterns.
Remove soil to the right depth.
Install and compact aggregate base.
Lay pavers or stone, set edges and fill joints.
Clean, seal if desired and restore surrounding areas.
Interlocking paver patios on a compacted base, sized for real outdoor living.
Read more →Natural flagstone patios and paths in Texas stone colors.
Read more →Cool-to-touch travertine pavers for patios and pool decks.
Read more →Block and stone retaining walls with proper base, drainage and backfill.
Read more →Paver, flagstone and stepping stone walkways that connect yard spaces.
Read more →Safe, attractive steps for slopes, patios and grade changes.
Read more →Paver driveways and driveway extensions built for vehicle loads.
Read more →Built-in stone and block seating walls around patios and fire pits.
Read more →Stone, brick and block borders that frame beds and trees.
Read more →Expanding small builder patios with pavers, flagstone or concrete.
Read more →Budget-friendly gravel and decomposed granite patios with steel edging.
Read more →Paver and stone pool decks, coping and deck resurfacing.
Read more →Paver patios in Frisco commonly run about $15 to $30 per square foot installed, so a 300 square foot patio might cost $4,500 to $9,000. Flagstone and travertine often run higher. Retaining walls commonly range from $30 to $75 or more per face square foot. General market ranges, not quotes.
Many Frisco HOAs review patios, walls and other permanent structures, and some features may need City of Frisco review. Confirm requirements before construction. Frisco clay swells and shrinks, which moves anything built on it. Deep, compacted aggregate bases and good drainage keep hardscape level over time.
Most patios and walkways take two to five days. Larger projects with walls or steps take longer.
In Frisco we cover all four ZIP codes, from Frisco Square, the Rail District and Stonebriar to Starwood, Newman Village, Phillips Creek Ranch, Richwoods, Hollyhock, Edgestone, Grayhawk, Waterstone, Frisco Lakes, Panther Creek, the Lakes of Preston Vineyards and the newer neighborhoods north of US 380 and west along the Dallas North Tollway.
Central and south Frisco, around Frisco Square, Toyota Stadium, The Star and Stonebriar. Design, lawn care, sod, irrigation and outdoor living.
North and northwest Frisco, including newer neighborhoods and the PGA Frisco area. New construction upgrades, sod, irrigation and outdoor living.
East Frisco, toward Plano, Allen and McKinney. Lawn care, landscape design, sprinkler repair, drainage and patios.
West Frisco, toward Lake Lewisville, Little Elm and The Colony. Lawn care, sod, irrigation, xeriscape and outdoor living.
Landscape renovations, lawn care, sod, sprinkler repair and outdoor living for Plano homes and businesses.
Landscape design, lawn care, sod, irrigation and outdoor living for McKinney homes, from historic downtown to new west McKinney neighborhoods.
Lawn care, sod, sprinkler repair, renovations and patios for Allen neighborhoods.
Custom landscapes, new construction upgrades and outdoor living for Prosper homes on larger lots.
Lawn care, sod, irrigation and landscape design for Little Elm homes near Lake Lewisville.
Lawn care, sod, sprinkler repair, renovations and patios for The Colony.
New construction landscaping, sod, irrigation and outdoor living for fast-growing Celina.
Pavers cost more upfront but flex with clay movement and can be repaired in sections. Concrete is cheaper but cracks are harder to fix.
Decades when installed on a proper base.
Yes. Gravel backfill and drain pipe relieve water pressure behind the wall.
Yes. Pavers can be added next to existing concrete or used to overlay it in some cases.
Tell us what you have in mind and get connected with a local Frisco landscaping pro for a quote.