A wide range of services to meet your unique
landscaping needs
Patios, Walkways, Driveway Borders & Steps
Entrances and walkways can dramatically impact the beauty and value that your home projects. Let us guide you down the right path.
Retaining Walls & Garden Walls
You'll enjoy both the elegance and the peace of mind that come with a wall structure built by a seasoned professional.
Repair/Re-lay of Damaged or Uneven Interlock
If interlock is sinking or shifting, it can often be put back into place at significantly less cost than replacement. Let us show you how.
Waterfalls & Ponds
Make a splash! Our professionally-built water constructions can add an exotic and serene element to your at-home sanctuary.
Outdoor Lighting
With our extensive array of landscape lighting services, you can enjoy your outdoor space at all hours of the day.
Putting Greens
We'll improve your backdrop, and your handicap, by bringing the most challenging and manicured part of the golf course to your yard!
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Remove Oil Stains from Interlock
Treat stains as soon as possible to prevent the oil from deeply penetrating the surface. The longer stains rest on the surface, the harder they are to remove. Take a heavy-duty cloth and clean the excess oil from the surface. Then, apply a liquid detergent and let it soak for several minutes. Finish by washing with hot water. Repeat this process as necessary.
Prevent Weeds & Ants
Weeds that appear in the joints of interlocking brick can be removed by hand or with herbicides. Biodegradable products are best, as they will not harm surrounding plants or water supplies. A sealer can also be used to stop seeds from growing, and to prevent ants from making a home in your interlock.
Snow & Ice Removal
In most cases, interlock can be plowed and shoveled the same as asphalt or concrete driveways. The edges and joints around the brickwork actually help melt snow and ice. A rubber edged plow is best, while sharp ice-chopping implements and rock salt should be avoided. A snow-melting system offers the safest way of clearing interlock of snow and ice.
Keeping Joint Sand in Place
Typically, the dirt that settles on top of interlock joints is enough to
keep important sand-filled joints in place. However, in areas with
strong winds or runoff, joint sand may need to be periodically replenished. If the problem persists, a liquid sealer can be applied to cure the joints and help hold them in place.
Slowing Down Color Fade
Although the pigment in interlock brick is very stable over time, dirt, wear and harsh weather conditions can eventually cause colors to fade. By cleaning the concrete pavers and sealing their surface, the rate of color change can be slowed significantly. This process can also prevent dirt from finding a permanent home in the surface of the concrete.
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