Custom Paver Walkways, Patios & Retaining Walls. Proudly Serving Williamson & Burnet Counties.
A cracked, sinking walkway or a patio that's already coming apart is usually the first thing a visitor notices — and the first thing that makes a property feel neglected. I build paver walkways, patios, and retaining walls using the same direct, no-middleman approach I bring to tree care and pressure washing: you talk to me, not a call center, and you get a flat-rate bid before any work begins.
Poured concrete cracks, shifts, and stains over time. Pavers don't. I install paver walkways that handle Central Texas heat and clay soil without heaving or crumbling, and if a paver ever does get stained or damaged, it can be lifted and replaced individually — no jackhammer required.
Every walkway starts with a properly excavated and compacted base (this is the step corner-cutters skip, and the reason cheap paver jobs fail within a year). I grade for drainage, lay a compacted gravel and sand base, and set each paver by hand for a tight, even fit.
Design consultation and layout marking
Excavation and base preparation (compacted road base + bedding sand)
Paver installation with polymeric sand joints
Edge restraints to prevent shifting over time
Full cleanup and haul-off of excess material
Extend your living space outdoors with a paver or flagstone patio built on the same solid, properly-compacted base as our walkways — made to handle furniture, grills, and fire pits without settling or cracking.
Sloped yards lose soil, mulch, and plants every time it rains. A properly built retaining wall (with drainage gravel and fabric behind it — not just stacked blocks) holds your landscaping in place and stops erosion before it becomes a bigger problem.
Once the hardscaping is in, I can also refresh the surrounding beds — fresh mulch, clean edging, and basic planting — so the finished project looks intentional from every angle, not just the walkway or patio itself.
Both. I'll walk your property with you, talk through what you're picturing, and put together a layout and material plan before any digging starts.
Pavers flex slightly with ground movement instead of cracking, and individual pavers can be replaced if one gets stained or damaged — a poured slab has to be redone entirely.
Most residential walkways take 1–3 days depending on size and site conditions; patios typically take longer. I'll give you a specific timeline with your bid.
Every hardscape project is priced individually based on square footage, material choice, and site prep needed. Send photos and rough dimensions through the Contact Page or my phone and I'll get you a bid.