Outdoor Surfaces
Hardscaping & Concrete Services In The Denver Metro Area
Lemon Property Services builds patios, walkways and other approved outdoor surfaces for homes across the Denver Metro area. Hardscaping adds structure and usable space to a yard, and concrete work provides durable surfaces where you walk, sit or gather. Every project starts with site preparation and a plan for where water will go.
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Tell us about your property and what you need. We follow up during business hours.
- Monday – Saturday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Sunday: Closed
Structure And Usable Space For Your Yard
Hardscape is the non-living part of a landscape: patios, paths, edging and other built surfaces. Good hardscape makes a yard easier to use and ties planting areas together.
Because these surfaces change how water flows, we plan them with drainage in mind so runoff does not end up against the house or pooling on the new surface.
Common Reasons For Hardscape Work
- Add a patio for seating or dining
- Create a clean, safe walkway through the yard
- Replace worn or uneven surfaces
- Define planting beds and lawn edges
- Connect outdoor areas into one layout
Hardscaping And Concrete Work
Hardscaping
Built landscape elements that give a yard shape and function.
- Patios
- Walkways and paths
- Landscape edging and borders
- Other outdoor improvements confirmed in your scope
Concrete Work
Residential concrete surfaces for the yard, prepared on a proper base.
- Patio slabs
- Walkways
- Approved outdoor surfaces discussed during the estimate
Not Part Of This Service
- Structural engineering or foundation construction
- Structural retaining walls that require engineering
- Guaranteed permit approval where a permit applies
How A Hardscape Project Works
- 1
Discuss Use And Layout
We talk through how you want to use the space and where the surface should go.
- 2
Choose Materials
We compare material options for look, budget and the area's use.
- 3
Plan Grade And Drainage
The surface is pitched so water moves away from the home.
- 4
Prepare The Base
Excavation and base preparation are what keep surfaces level over time.
- 5
Build And Finish
Installation, edging and cleanup, followed by a walkthrough.
What Affects Cost And Scheduling
Hardscape estimates depend on the surface, the site and the material.
- Size And Shape
- Square footage, curves and steps.
- Material
- Concrete, pavers or other approved materials each cost differently.
- Removal
- Removing existing concrete, turf or rock.
- Access
- Getting equipment and material to the work area.
- Weather
- Concrete and base work depend on temperature and ground conditions.
Local Considerations
- Colorado freeze and thaw cycles make base preparation especially important for surfaces that stay level.
- Some cities and HOAs have rules on surface coverage, setbacks or materials. Check before finalizing a design.
- If a permit is required, approval comes from the city. We cannot guarantee permit outcomes.
Hardscaping & Concrete Questions
What Is The Difference Between Hardscaping And Landscaping?
Landscaping usually means living elements like plants and turf. Hardscaping covers the built surfaces such as patios, walkways and edging.
Do You Build Structural Retaining Walls?
We do not offer structural engineering. Walls that need engineering are outside this service.
Can Hardscaping Be Combined With Other Work?
Yes. Patios and walkways are often planned with planting, drainage and lighting as one project.
When Is The Best Time For Concrete Work?
Concrete needs suitable temperatures to cure properly. We schedule around weather and confirm timing in your estimate.
Related Services
- Landscape Design & InstallationPlan patios and paths as part of a full yard design.
- Yard DrainageMake sure new surfaces send water the right way.
- Landscape LightingLight patios and walkways for evening use.
Hardscaping & Concrete Across The Denver Metro Area
Based in Henderson, Colorado. Availability can vary by city and service.
Planning A Patio Or Walkway?
Tell us what you want to build, the approximate size and how you plan to use it.