Hardscape Construction

At Scape It, we believe hardscapes are more than just functional elements — they’re the foundation of beautiful, usable outdoor spaces. Whether you’re envisioning a custom patio for entertaining, a welcoming walkway, or a durable retaining wall, our expert team designs and builds hardscape features that enhance your landscape while standing the test of time.

Hardscaping refers to the non-living, structural elements of your outdoor space. These features add definition, function, and beauty to your landscape, creating paths, gathering areas, and focal points that seamlessly complement your softscape (plants, lawns, and gardens). With the right materials and professional craftsmanship, hardscapes bring both practicality and personality to your property.

Patios & Outdoor Living Areas

Create the perfect outdoor space for relaxing, dining, or entertaining with a custom-designed patio or seating area. We work with a variety of materials — including pavers, flagstone, brick, and concrete — to craft a patio that complements your home’s architecture and suits your personal style.

Walkways & Pathways

Guide your guests through your property with beautiful, functional walkways. Whether connecting your driveway to your front door or leading guests through a garden, our expertly installed paths add charm and practicality to your outdoor design.

Retaining Walls

Enhance both form and function with custom retaining walls. These structures help manage slopes and prevent erosion while adding visual interest. Our team blends function with style, incorporating natural stone, concrete blocks, or decorative materials to create walls that work with your landscape, not against it.

Fire Pits & Outdoor Kitchens

Turn your backyard into an entertainment destination with a custom fire pit or fully-equipped outdoor kitchen. These hardscape features extend your living space, allowing you to cook, gather, and relax outdoors year-round.

Decorative Stonework & Borders

Add finishing touches with custom stone accents, garden borders, or raised beds. These smaller hardscape elements create definition and structure, helping to highlight planting beds, pathways, or gathering areas.