Paver problems?
You're not alone.
Your paver patio looked so great when it was first installed, didn't it? All those bricks perfectly aligned.
But time takes a toll on paver surfaces. A crack here, a crooked brick there. And why do some pavers look like they’re sinking into the ground?
When the time comes, do you know how to repair a paver patio? How to fix sunken pavers? How to replace broken pavers?
Don't worry — you'll have those pavers looking pretty again in no time.
One of the biggest decisions you will make about your landscape is which hardscape material to choose for your patio and other outdoor areas.
Unlike plantings and furniture, hardscape materials are not easy to change once they are installed, so it’s a big commitment. Many of our clients ask us, "What is the best hardscape material for my new patio?"
At Outback, we get a lot of calls from potential clients asking us about planning a design/build project. Their biggest question is: How long does it take to create a design plan?
And we tell them that the actual design/build process doesn’t take as long as they think — even though it can depend on some varying factors, such as size of the project, grade changes, time of year, etc.
Everybody loves a fire pit.
Warm, flickering flames offer the perfect gathering spot. They keep you cozy on a chilly night, extending the time you can enjoy beneath the stars.
And, one word: s’mores.
Before you break out the sticks and marshmallows, you have a decision to make: gas vs wood burning fire pit?
We get this question a lot. How to decide?
Here are 5 things to consider when choosing a wood or gas fire pit.
Once your great new plants are in the ground, brightening up your landscape, it’s time to decide the finishing touch — what goes on top?
Mulch? Rocks? Or keep it simple with a top dressing of soil?
Let’s take a look at mulch vs rock vs soil for planter beds and see how it all shakes out.
