Transform Your Outdoor Space

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Enhance Your Space with a Patio

Hardscaping can transform your space with patios, fire pits, retaining walls, and more. Hardscaping adds non-living elements, such as stone, to your landscape, not only creating movement and contrast but increasing the efficiency of your space.

Creating pathways to an outdoor patio or fire pit is a great way to expand your home's outdoor entertainment experience and turn otherwise wasted space into your new favorite relaxation space.

Hardscaping is an excellent way to increase your outdoor efficiency by creating useful space for entertaining.

Light excavating, rettaiing walls, mulch and rock beds
Utilize slopes with Retaining Walls

Retaining walls and hardscaping can reduce the potential risk of erosion. By placing barriers, such as stone, concrete, or retaining walls in areas where erosion is likely to occur, hardscaping can save your ground and keep your space beautiful for years to come.

Retaining walls are utilized to limit erosion on sloped areas.  Another great feature of retaining walls is that they create more usable space on sloped terrain.

Lake view of shoreline restoration
Protect Your Shoreline

Living in the beautiful state of 10,000 lakes, shoreline restoration is important to help reduce your lakeside home’s vulnerability to flooding. Shoreline restoration helps protect the lakes and helps prevent your land from erosion.

Shoreline restoration is more than just repairing the foreground of your lakeside view of a beautiful summer sunset. If you notice your shoreline is beginning to erode, call 218 Landscapes today!

Landscaping, just like hardscaping, can drastically increase your home's curb appeal.