Hardscape - Tucson Professional Landscaping

Hardscape Design & Installation in Tucson

Paver patios, retaining walls, outdoor kitchens, fire features—engineered for the Sonoran Desert and built to last.

20+ years
Local Experience

ICPI & SRW
Best Practices

2-Year
Workmanship Warranty

Hardscape Services

Durable, low-maintenance installations for Tucson heat, monsoons, and desert soils.

Walkway

Slip-resistant paths, clean borders, and lighting to guide guests safely to your entry.

Retaining Wall

Segmental retaining walls with proper drainage and geogrid where the site demands.

Paver Patio

Comfortable outdoor living areas, including permeable options for monsoon runoff.

Outdoor Kitchen

Gas or charcoal islands with prep space, storage, utilities, and heat-resistant finishes.

Outdoor Fireplace

Custom fireplaces and fire features designed to anchor your patio and extend evenings.

Paver Driveway

High-load interlocking systems that resist oil stains and tire scuffing for daily use.

Our Proven Process

Design & Layout

On-site measurements, drainage planning, and material selections to fit your home.

Excavation & Base

Compacted aggregate base to ICPI specs for long-term stability.

Set, Bond & Edge

Precision cutting, edging, and joint lock; walls get geogrid and drains.

Finish & Warranty

Clean, sand/seal when appropriate, walkthrough, and workmanship warranty.

Materials That Perform in the Desert

Trusted regional suppliers—built to withstand UV, heat cycling, and monsoon runoff.

Concrete pavers (tumbled, textured) Travertine & natural stone Segmental wall block (SRW) Permeable base systems Polymeric sand & sealers Steel & paver edging Low-voltage lighting

Hardscape FAQs

How long does a typical patio installation take?

Most patios install in 3–7 days; larger builds can take 2–3 weeks.

Do you handle drainage and grading?

Yes—correct slope, drains where needed, and permeable base options for monsoon runoff.

What maintenance do pavers require?

Occasional sweeping/rinsing. Top-off joint sand and reseal every 3–5 years if sealed.

Can you work with existing concrete?

Often yes—overlay with proper prep or demo and rebuild for correct elevations.