Project Details: Location: Greensboro, NC 27408. Lands End Community. Greensboro Triad. Budget: $$ Duration: One Week Materials: Tennessee Fieldstone (Seatwall) Belgard ‘Fossil Beige’ Dublin Cobble (Patios) Project Scope: This homeowner decided that one patio simply wasn’t enough, so she got one for the backyard and one in the courtyard. She had a small area between her house and

Project Details: Location: Greensboro, NC 27455. Ridgewood. Greensboro Triad. Budget: $$ Duration: A Week and a Half Materials: Rockwood Kit Grande Circle (Fire Pit) Belgard ‘Ardennes Grey’ Dublin Cobble (Patio) Project Scope: This homeowner loved their deck, but wanted an extra area to entertain guests and roast marshmallows by the fire. After all, decks are

Project Details: Location: Summerfield, NC 27358. Greensboro Triad. Budget: $$ Duration: One Week Materials: Belgard Dublin Cobble ‘Fossil Beige’ (Paver Patio) Project Scope: This homeowner wanted to spend more time outdoors this fall, but had a bland backyard and nowhere to relax. So he contacted us for a quote for a new patio and outdoor living area

Project Details: Location: Reidsville, NC 27320. Greensboro Triad. Budget: $$ Duration: Two Weeks Materials: Belgard Dublin Cobble ‘Fossil Beige’ (Walkway) Rockwood ‘Colonial’ Block (Retaining Wall) Project Scope: This customer had an old brick retaining wall and stepping stones that lead from the house to the stairs. He was tired of the mud gathering around the stepping

Project Details: Location: Greensboro, NC 27408. Irving Park, Kirkwood Neighborhood Budget: $$ Duration: Two Weeks Materials: Side Patio and Walkway Belgard Cambridge Cobble in Westerwood. Steps in Belgard Celtik block with Natural Boulder cap Project Scope: The customer wanted to create a smooth flow from the driveway to the back and side yard patio. The existing patios were

City of Randleman North Carolina The City of Randleman North Carolina, about 20 miles south of Greensboro in Randolph County, was established in 1880. A city built on factories and mills, Randleman thrived in the 1890s with the addition of the High Point, Randleman, Asheboro, and Southern Railroad. The 3,000 acre Randleman Lake also offers resources