Hardscape Landscaping
More and more people are wanting to spend as much time as possible in the great outdoors. From entertaining their guests on a warm summer night to relaxing in the sun while watching their children play, your outdoor living area can come to life with the right hardscaping elements.
With experience working with Hanover Paver Blocks and EP Henry Paver Blocks, Our Landscapers will create beautiful paver driveways, walkways, or paver patios. We work with you to develop the best paver block design for your landscape.
What is Hardscaping?
Hardscape refers to any projects that utilize non-living materials in your landscape design, such as stone, brick, concrete, and pavers. You can find these elements in many outdoor living design features, such as:
- Patios
- Decks
- Retaining walls
- Walkways
- Water and fire features
- Pergolas and gazebos
Hardscape plays an important role in landscape design since it can define the use of outdoor space and give some organization to your living area.
For example, patio pavers can be used to create an attractive walkway from your backyard door to your patio. Or a retaining wall not only restrains soil but can also be used as a seated area in your backyard.
Our Hardscape Landscaping Process
Once you hire Your Landscapers, our hardscape contractors will sit down with you to come up with a design that incorporates but hardscape elements as well as softscaping materials to create an attractive and fully functional outdoor living space you can enjoy for years to come. Once the design has been approved, we’ll get straight to work building the yard of your dreams.
If you’re looking to add hardscaping elements to your Northeastern Pennsylvania yard, now is the time to schedule an appointment with the landscaping specialists at Your Landscapers. Contact us today to get the planning underway!
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We proudly serve Northeastern Pennsylvania, including Wilkes-Barre, Scranton, Kingston, Back Mountain, Mountain Top, and the Poconos.