Homestead & South Dade
A patio is only as good as what is underneath it. Greene & Stone Outdoor installs paver patios, travertine pool decks, driveways, and retaining walls on properly excavated and compacted bases, so the surface you pay for stays level and tight long after the install crews leave.
The real problem
Cracked joints, sunken corners, and weeds pushing through are almost never a material problem. They come from skipped base work: not enough excavation, the wrong aggregate, or no compaction. We build the base to spec for South Florida soil and water, which is the part you cannot see and the reason the surface lasts.
What you get
Most projects combine more than one of these. The pieces are designed together so they work as one finished space.
From first sketch to final stone
You walk the property with us and tell us how you want to use the space. We look at the soil, drainage, sun, and existing features, then talk through a realistic budget before anyone draws a line.
You get a design and a clear, itemized proposal for the whole project, not a vague range. Nothing is ordered or scheduled until you approve both the plan and the price.
One team handles the work in the right sequence, coordinating the licensed crews who build it. You have a single point of contact for the entire project, so questions get answered the same day.
You walk the finished space with us, and it is not done until you say it is. You leave with care guidance and a clear picture of how everything was built.
What it costs
A single hardscape feature such as a paver patio or pool deck typically starts at $7,000, with larger multi-area projects rising from there. Every project ends in an itemized proposal after a free site visit, so you are never working from a guess.
Before you call
Both work well here. Travertine stays cooler and reads more high-end, while concrete pavers cost less and offer more color options. We walk you through the tradeoffs for your space during the consultation.
It is the single biggest reason hardscape lasts or fails. A surface set on a thin or uncompacted base will shift and crack, no matter how good the stone is.
Often, yes, though we inspect the existing base first. If the base was done poorly, rebuilding it properly is usually cheaper than repeatedly repairing the surface.
Polymeric sand locks the joints and slows weeds, and sealing can deepen color and ease cleaning. We tell you what your specific stone needs.
It often is. Hardscape is designed alongside planting, lighting, and drainage so the finished space works as one, not as a slab dropped into the yard.
Tell us about your property and how you want to use it. You get a free site visit, an honest budget conversation, and one accountable team from drawing to final stone.