Hardscape Construction.
A finished back yard: a putting green of artificial turf in the foreground, a concrete deck running around a pool with sun loungers on it, and a two-story brick house behind

Pilot Point, TX · Residential and commercial

Commercial grade quality, everywhere we go.

Paver patios and pool decks, driveways, retaining walls, fences, shade structures, drainage and concrete. Fifteen years of it, out of Pilot Point.

15 years in paving, walls, fences and drainageResidential and commercial(940) 305-3917

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What we do

Three categories, nine trades.

Every one of these is on our own service list. Most properties need three or four of them at once and in a particular order: the water first, then what it runs under, then what stands on top. That order is the argument for one crew rather than three trades who have never met.

Also on our list, without a section of its own: pressure washing, soft washing, lawn maintenance and landscape design. Ask about any of them.

Under the surface

The part you pay for and never see.

North Texas clay swells when it is wet and shrinks when it is not. Everything that fails later, fails down here first. These are our own photographs, from the middle of three jobs.

A tracked skid steer with a hydraulic breaker on the arm, standing on an exposed aggregate driveway beside the slab it has just broken into rubble

It starts with removal

The old slab broken out and hauled, not covered over.

A front yard mid-job: laid sod on one side, graded ground on the other, lengths of pipe on the ground and a rotary laser level on a tripod

Then the grade and the pipe

Falls set with a laser, drainage in while the ground is open.

Timber forms set out in a grid over graded sand, with the curved edge of the bay already framed and lawn right up against it

Then it gets framed

Every joint and every curve set out before anything is poured.

Before you call

Draw it yourself. Get the square footage.

Lay a patio, a drive, a wall or a fence run onto a plot of your own yard and the planner adds up the area as you drag it. It costs nothing and it takes two minutes, and it means the first call is about your actual numbers instead of about guesses.

  • Drag out a patio, a drive, a wall, a fence run or a shop pad
  • Live square footage as you size it, and a run length for fencing
  • Add photos of the yard, and say which part bothers you most
A pool deck being laid, seen upright: pavers set out from the water with bare bedding where the next courses go
The side of a finished metal building, seen upright, with the wall sheeting running up to the eave line

Selected work

Still don’t believe us? Look at the work.

A patio of large gray units set in a grid with dark gravel joints, wet after rain, with a horizontal cedar screen along one side
Grid patio and cedar screenTwo trades on one job, shot in the rain
A new cedar privacy fence shot down the length of the run, with a capped and trimmed top rail
Cedar privacy runCapped and trimmed, set to a string line
The gable end of a tan metal building, standing finished with its trim run out along the eaves
Shop buildingGraded, poured and erected as one job

About the company

Fifteen years, and no reviews yet.

Hardscape Construction Services works out of Pilot Point, on residential and commercial jobs both. Fifteen years of it: paver install and repair, retaining walls, fence install and repair, irrigation repair, drainage install and repair. Concrete, specialty concrete and shade structures are on the list too, and the metal buildings on this site are ours as well.

There is no star rating on this site and no review count, because we do not have any yet: the Google profile and the Facebook page both stand at zero. Fifteen years of work with nothing on record to show for it is what happens when every job comes by word of mouth, and it is better said out loud than dressed up. What there is, is the work, photographed on the properties it was built on.

  • Pilot Point, TX 76258
  • Residential and commercial, in their own words
  • (940) 305-3917

Start anywhere

Tell us what the space is.

A plan of your yard, a set of photos, or a phone call about whether the thing you want is possible on your lot.

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