Washington Park, with Wash Park West and East and the nearby bungalow streets, is known for its tree-lined blocks, early twentieth-century homes, and a steady stream of renovations and new builds. Projects here are often a mix of preservation and upgrade: rebuilding crumbling front steps and walks so they suit the house, replacing an alley driveway or garage apron, and turning a small backyard into a space that works for outdoor living.
Stone & Concrete handles the concrete and the landscape around it. Our crews build front walks, steps, porches, alley driveways, garage slabs and stamped or colored patios. Our landscape and hardscape division designs and builds paver and flagstone patios, seat walls, fire features, planting beds, sod, irrigation and lighting. On narrow city lots, we design to make the most of the space and keep the look in character with the neighborhood.
Mature street trees are part of what makes Wash Park special, and their roots are behind a lot of heaved walks and slabs. We plan around them, adjusting layout and base where we can, so new work is not undermined and trees are protected.
Every project gets the same base preparation and drainage discipline we use on commercial work, so the new concrete stays flat through Denver winters.
