Our Services

Everything outdoors, one place to start.

Six ways to upgrade the way you live outside — each handled by vetted local pros from our network, each starting with a free quote.

Deck Building & Rebuilds

Whether your deck is past saving or you're starting from bare ground, a well-built deck adds usable square footage the whole household actually uses. Network pros build in composite, cedar, and pressure-treated lumber, and can rebuild on existing framing where it's still sound.

What's included

  • New deck design and construction
  • Structural rebuilds on existing footprints
  • Composite, cedar, and pressure-treated decking
  • Railing systems — wood, aluminum, and cable
  • Stairs, benches, and built-in planters
  • Sealing, staining, and board replacement

What affects cost

  • Deck size, height, and shape
  • Decking material — composite runs higher than wood
  • Railing style and length
  • Condition of existing framing and footings
  • Site access and slope
  • Permits and local code requirements

Patios & Hardscaping

Hardscape is the backbone of a backyard that works — level places to sit, paths that don't turn to mud, and walls that hold the hillside where it belongs. Pavers, natural stone, and concrete each bring a different look and budget.

What's included

  • Paver and natural stone patios
  • Stamped and finished concrete
  • Walkways and garden paths
  • Retaining and seating walls
  • Fire pit surrounds and pads
  • Drainage and grading corrections

What affects cost

  • Square footage and layout complexity
  • Material — concrete, pavers, or natural stone
  • Excavation and base preparation needed
  • Slope, drainage, and soil conditions
  • Borders, steps, and lighting add-ons
  • Equipment access to the work area

Fencing

A good fence settles the property line, quiets the yard, and looks sharp doing it. From classic dog-ear pickets to modern horizontal cedar, network pros set posts deep, keep lines straight, and hang gates that still swing right years later.

What's included

  • Privacy and semi-privacy fencing
  • Horizontal cedar and modern styles
  • Vinyl, wood, and metal systems
  • Gates, latches, and hardware
  • Old fence teardown and haul-away
  • Staining and sealing

What affects cost

  • Linear footage and fence height
  • Material — vinyl and cedar price differently
  • Number of gates and corners
  • Terrain, slope, and post conditions
  • Removal of existing fencing
  • HOA and local setback requirements

Landscaping

Planting is what makes the built stuff feel finished. Whether you want a lush lawn, a drought-smart native yard, or clean beds that frame a new patio, landscaping ties the whole project together — and keeps maintenance where you want it.

What's included

  • Planting design and installation
  • Sod, seed, and artificial turf
  • Drip and sprinkler irrigation
  • Mulch, rock, and bed edging
  • Drought-tolerant and native plantings
  • Landscape lighting

What affects cost

  • Yard size and current condition
  • Plant maturity and variety choices
  • Irrigation scope and controller type
  • Turf type — natural versus artificial
  • Grading and soil amendment needs
  • Lighting and hardscape tie-ins

Outdoor Kitchens & Fire Features

The fastest way to double how often you use the backyard: give people a reason to gather. Built-in grills, bar counters, fire pits, and outdoor fireplaces turn a patio into the place everyone ends up on a Saturday night.

What's included

  • Built-in grill islands and bar counters
  • Outdoor sinks, fridges, and storage
  • Wood and gas fire pits
  • Outdoor fireplaces
  • Gas, electrical, and water rough-ins
  • Counter surfaces — stone, tile, and concrete

What affects cost

  • Appliance selection and grill class
  • Utility runs — gas, water, and power distance
  • Counter material and island size
  • Wood-burning versus gas fire features
  • Ventilation and clearance requirements
  • Permits for gas and electrical work

Pergolas & Shade Structures

Shade decides how long you stay outside. Pergolas, gazebos, and shade sails cut the afternoon glare, define the space under them, and give climbing plants and string lights somewhere to live.

What's included

  • Wood and aluminum pergolas
  • Attached and freestanding designs
  • Gazebos and pavilions
  • Shade sails and louvered covers
  • Footings and structural anchoring
  • Staining, finishing, and lighting prep

What affects cost

  • Structure size and span
  • Material — cedar, aluminum, or steel
  • Fixed versus louvered/adjustable roofing
  • Attachment to the house versus freestanding
  • Footing and wind-load requirements
  • Electrical for fans and lighting
Seen In The Wild

What a deck rebuild looks like.

One of the projects recently completed through our network — more on the projects page.

Weathered wood deck before rebuild Before
New composite deck with black railing after rebuild After
Sacramento, CA

Deck Rebuild

A weathered, splintering deck was rebuilt with composite boards and a black aluminum railing — same footprint, zero annual sanding, and a view that finally gets used.

Not sure which service you need?

Describe the yard you have and the one you want — we'll help you figure out the rest and match you with the right pros.

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