Hardscape · Kitchens · Ramadas · Bocce

Pavers, ramadas, outdoor kitchens, bocce courts.

Hand-cut and hand-set on-site. Pavers, walls, kitchens, ramadas, slate, bocce courts, and the outdoor shower in North Scottsdale that keeps getting Instagrammed.

Selected Work

Hardscape · Kitchens · Ramadas · Bocce — recent installs

What we do

Hardscape is 90% base prep and 10% what you see. Every paver patio we build starts with 4–6 inches of compacted road-base over geotextile — because in Phoenix, the freeze-thaw isn't your problem, the caliche and expansive-clay pockets are. Skip the base prep and your patio sinks in three summers.

What we build

  • Paver patios and walkways — Belgard, Pavestone, Techo-Bloc. Full-range formats: standard, tumbled, slate, plank. Sailor and soldier borders cut on-site.
  • Retaining walls and seat walls — CMU or segmental block, veneered in stone or stucco to match the house.
  • Outdoor kitchens — full builds around Lynx, DCS, or Blaze. Countertops in granite, quartz, or poured concrete. Storage, keg taps, refrigeration, sinks. Gas run and inspected.
  • Ramadas and pergolas — engineered ramadas with proper footings, cedar or IPE trusses, standing-seam or clay-tile roofs. Pergolas in cedar, aluminum, or steel.
  • Slate work — flagstone patios, slate columns, honed slate wall veneers.
  • Bocce courts — regulation 13'×90' or backyard scale. Oyster-shell or crushed granite surface, redwood or cedar rails, integrated seating and lighting.
  • Outdoor showers — see the North Scottsdale build in the gallery. Slate, stone, and hot-and-cold plumbing.

Why in-house

Hardscape lives or dies on the crew doing it. We employ our masons and paver crews directly — not sub'd to whoever answered the ad this week. Same people, every job, every year. That's how the joints line up.

Phoenix · Arcadia · Paradise Valley · Scottsdale · North Phoenix.

FAQ

Hardscape · Kitchens · Ramadas · Bocce — questions we get.

20–30 years if the base is right. We compact 4–6 inches of road-base over geotextile — that's the whole game.

Yes. Regulation is 13×90 feet but we've built scaled-down 8×60 backyard courts that play beautifully.

Basic bar-and-grill scope runs $8,500–15,000. Full kitchen with side burners, fridge, storage, and stone counters runs $20,000–55,000+.

Ramada if you want real shade and rain protection. Pergola if you want dappled light and lower cost. Both are engineered.

Pricing Snippet

What it costs.

Sample Pricing

  • Service call — flat$90
  • Paver patio (basic)$14–22 / sq ft installed
  • Paver walkway$18–28 / sq ft installed
  • Seat wall (veneered)$180–320 / linear ft
  • Bar-and-grill outdoor kitchen$8,500–15,000
  • Full outdoor kitchen$20,000–55,000+
  • Bocce court (backyard scale)$12,000–26,000
  • Engineered ramada$18,000–65,000+
Written flat scope before we dig. Phoenix market: $75–125 service call; ours sits mid-range at $90 flat.
Ready when you are

Call or text — we answer.

Same-day quotes on most jobs. Text a photo of the problem and we'll tell you what it needs.