Cherry Hills Village is one of the most distinctive communities in the Denver metro: large lots, mature trees, long private drives, and homes that range from mid-century ranches to new custom estates. Projects here tend to be bigger and more detailed than a typical suburban patio, and the finish work is held to a higher standard. Long driveways need to drain properly and hold up to heavy delivery and construction traffic. Entries and courtyards are the first thing guests see. Backyards often combine a pool deck, patios, outdoor kitchen, fire feature and extensive planting.
Stone & Concrete has poured driveways, patios and walls across the Front Range since 2005, and our landscape and hardscape division lets us take on the entire exterior as one project. That matters on a Cherry Hills Village property, where a new driveway often leads to new walks, steps and entry hardscape, and a backyard renovation touches drainage, irrigation, lighting and planting all at once. One team plans the sequence, so irrigation and lighting sleeves go under the hardscape before it is built and nothing has to be torn up later.
We work around the things that make the Village special. Mature trees are protected during excavation, access is planned around long drives and tight construction schedules on new builds, and materials are chosen to complement the architecture of the house, whether that is a stamped and colored concrete motor court, a flagstone terrace or a modern large-format paver patio. You get one estimate, one schedule and one point of contact from the first site visit to the final walkthrough.
