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Exterior & site
Exterior and Site Construction in Denver
Outdoor projects involve grading, drainage, structures and finishes that all affect each other. We build exterior and site work as one coordinated project, in the right order.
Service scope
What's included
Every project and service request starts with a written scope, so you know what is included before work begins.
- Artificial turf
- Pavers and hardscapes
- Decks and pergolas
- Walkways, steps and retaining walls
- Grading and drainage
- Site improvements for commercial properties
Plan the transitions
Where a patio meets the lawn, a deck meets the house or a walkway meets the driveway is where problems show up. We plan heights, slopes and edges together.
Build for use and upkeep
Materials are chosen for how the space is used and how much maintenance you want, from low-water turf to durable composite decking.
Sequence work in the right order
Drainage and base work come before finishes, and structures before the surfaces around them, so nothing is torn up twice.
Local knowledge
Outdoor work in Colorado
Front Range clay soils move with moisture, freeze-thaw cycles heave poorly built bases, and intense sun at altitude is hard on materials. We design bases, drainage and material choices for those conditions. Call 811 locates are made before any digging.
Process
How a project runs
Site visit
We see the property, talk through goals and check existing conditions.
Scope and price
A written scope, budget and schedule you can make decisions with.
Permits and prep
Permits, selections and ordering materials and equipment.
Build
Coordinated work with regular updates and photos.
Walkthrough
Final inspection, punch list and handover documents.
Questions
Questions and answers
Can you handle the whole backyard?
Yes. We can design and build turf, patios, decks, pergolas and lighting as one project.
Do you work on commercial properties?
Yes, including walkways, site improvements and exterior repairs.
Do I need a permit?
Decks, some pergolas and retaining walls often do. We check with your jurisdiction.
When is the best time to build outdoors?
Spring through fall is ideal, but some work can continue in mild winter weather.
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