A lot of people believe that their front yard needs to be the same as their backyard in terms of style and appearance. While it is understandable that you may assume your outdoor areas need to fall in line with each other in terms of personality and style, this is not the case. After all, your personality has distinct elements, right?

When it comes to your outdoor space, one thing you need to do is make sure you take into account all of the space you have available! You can make a big difference by incorporating vertical elements into your project. Discover some useful tips and suggestions on how to do this. 

If everything in your garden has an in-your-face feel, all elements are going to be competing with each other, which can lead to a messy design. Look for small touches that can be added to your landscape in order to make your outdoor space a much more enjoyable and elegant place to be in. Let’s take a look at some suggestions to help you get started.

If you’re looking to expand your outdoor living space this summer, you’ve no doubt been asked if you’re planning to build a deck or a patio. Both offer a beautiful way to enjoy your property, giving you space to eat, relax and entertain. Although on the surface patios and decks seem similar, there are, in fact, some key differences that could make one better suited to your property than the other.

We get asked all the time how our product compares to brick pavers. Obviously, we love our concrete pavers, so we dug in to understand the differences and help our customers make an informed choice that is right for their project and their budget. We compared the kind of paver we produce (concrete paver) with the clay brick pavers currently sold on the market. Curious to know the differences?

When it comes to redoing a path, patio or driveway, concrete is the go-to material. Compared to other options, concrete is often the right balance of durability and cost-effectiveness. And modern products come in a variety of textures and colors to match almost any design. But are all concrete products created equal? 

Whether you’re planning outdoor hardscaping projects (such as a pool surround or patio), paving a new driveway or building a retaining wall, one of the first questions to ask, once you’ve settled on a style, is what material to use. A well thought out project should help prevent erosion, encourage drainage and protect your property, which means the choice of material is crucial.