About
About Hardscaping Columbus
Hardscaping Columbus is a free-estimate line for hardscape projects in Columbus and the towns around it: paver patios, retaining walls, walkways, outdoor steps, fire pit areas and paver driveways. The focus is the whole yard. Whether you want one piece now or a full plan built over a few seasons, the work is laid out so every part fits the next. An independent local contractor plans and builds the projects.
A request starts simply. Send a wish list and a note on what frustrates you about the property today, by form or by phone. The contractor returns the call to talk through ideas and arranges a walk-through, where grade, drainage, access and phasing get looked at on the property itself. The estimate that follows can cover the whole plan or just the first phase.
The area takes in Columbus neighborhoods from Clintonville and Old North to German Village and the Hilltop, plus 31 towns around them. Heading north, that means Powell, Westerville and Worthington; heading south, Commercial Point and Lockbourne; west, Hilliard and Harrisburg; east, Pataskala and Pickerington. Ravine lots, flat subdivision yards and narrow city lots all get the same careful whole-property planning.
How it works
From walk-through to finished yard
- 1
Walk the property
Grade, drainage, access and the views from the house get looked at, along with how you use the yard today and how you want to use it later.
- 2
Sketch the layout and phases
Patio, paths, walls and steps are placed on a simple plan, numbered in the order they should be built.
- 3
Build the first phase
Excavation, base and construction for the first piece, with tie-in points left for whatever comes next.
- 4
Add phases as you go
Later pieces connect to the earlier ones without tearing anything out or patching around it.
Start Your Hardscape Plan
List what you want in the yard and what is not working now. The contractor will ring you to talk it over and line up a walk-through.
- Free estimates
- Whole-yard planning
- Build in phases
- Columbus plus 31 towns
A rough wish list is enough to get going. 👇