Brick-paved residential patio framed by established garden planting

Four things decide whether it lasts here

Valley soil moves and the foothills drain fast. Base depth, water and plant choice are where the budget belongs — the rest is finish.

How the work is approached

01

Grade and drainage surveyed before quoting

Every quote starts with levels and a look at where water goes. It is the only way the number holds once we dig.

02

Base depth is not where we save money

Six to eight inches of compacted base and edge restraint on every run. Sand over dirt is why patios move here.

03

Plant lists written for valley water rules

Palettes that survive an August at 100° and irrigation zoned so beds and lawn are not on one schedule.

04

One crew, one lead, start to finish

The person who drew the plan remains accountable while it is built.

Enquiry to handover

01

Enquiry

Send the project and photos. We reply within two business days.

02

Site visit

Levels, soil, access and water — usually 45 minutes at the property.

03

Plan & price

Site plan, material board and a fixed price by line item.

04

Build

Scheduled window, one lead on site and clear progress notes.

05

Handover

Walk-through, care schedule and a first-season check-in.

Ask about the work

Call for a direct answer, or send the short form with the property and work you have in mind.

(208) 555-0142hello@ridgelinestone.com

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