Outdoor builds that hold up to hurricanes.

What we build

• Paver patios. Engineered base, proper drainage, polymeric sand joints. Travertine, concrete pavers, brick — picked to match your house, not stocked at the closest big-box.
• Pergolas & gazebos. Wood, aluminum, or steel structures with hurricane-rated fasteners. Open-frame for shade, louvered for sun-control, gabled for full weather cover.
• Retaining walls. Concrete block, segmental, or natural stone. Engineered drainage behind every wall so the back side does not blow out after a wet spring.
• Outdoor kitchens. Stainless or stone frames, grill cutouts, side burners, refrigeration, sink-and-drain, GFCI-protected circuits coordinated with an electrician we trust.
• Fire features & lighting. Natural-gas fire pits, wood-burning brick, low-voltage path and uplighting. Permit-pulled where required.

Why our patios outlast the cheap ones

The trick is what is under the pavers, not the pavers themselves. We dig deeper than code minimum, lay a thicker base, and run drainage to daylight — so when a tropical storm dumps eight inches on Pensacola in a weekend, your patio is not the part of the property that fails.

Permit + inspection

We pull the permit in our name and meet the inspector on site. The signed-off permit becomes part of your home’s records — protects resale value, confirms the work was done to code.

Often bundled with

Drainage. Lighting. Landscape beds around the patio. New irrigation heads to clear the structure. You do not want to build a $20k patio and then realize the irrigation guy needs to dig it back up.

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All work is licensed and insured. Quotes are free, written, and walked through with you on site.