Hardscape Services

Landsite Development has seen a lot of change in the hardscape industry since 1975. In the early years it was rocks, concrete, and wood. Now there are block retaining walls, stamped concrete, concrete pavers and more.

Landscape Pavers

Landscape Pavers have become extremely popular. Not only are they aesthetically pleasing but extremely durable.

Concrete and Brick Pavers, when properly installed, can last a lifetime with little or no maintenance.

To ensure proper landscape paver design, the client works with our hardscape design professionals and landscape suppliers local to the Spokane area. During this process color schemes are determined along with styles and patterns. This is also a good time to address surface water drainage problems that the new paver surface may create.

We use a Polymeric joint sand in our paver installations which is one of the best products on the market. The joint sand goes on dry and hardens when water is added. This product works well in Spokane because it prevents the pavers from heaving due to frost. The polymeric sand also prevents erosion, weeds, and insects from attacking the paver joints. Landsite can add polymeric sand to existing pavers as well.

Cleaning, sealing, and repairing existing concrete pavers is another hardscape service we offer. Concrete pavers that do not get sealed are subject to fading and staining. There are several cleaners on the market that can clean and recondition pavers. We recommend sealing your pavers after installation to protect them from weather and staining. We offer different sealing options a natural, semi-gloss, color boost, and a wet look.

Our paver repair service evolved through our customers having pavers that failed due to improper installation by others. Contact us for a free estimate if your existing concrete pavers have settled, heaved, or cracked.

Retaining Walls

Retaining walls are used to achieve both a desirable elevation and/or aesthetic beauty. There are many different materials and options to choose from that one is only

limited by their imagination and budget. Walls can now be incorporated into a landscape enhancing its elements and flow in both look and function.