FAQ
Questions before you call
- Why can't you just give me a price over the phone?
- Because two patios the same size can cost very differently once slope, drainage and what's already there get factored in. A number given before anyone has seen your yard is a guess, not a quote.
- Do I need a permit for a retaining wall in Georgia?
- Usually not under 4 feet. Once a wall crosses 4 feet, most of our service-area counties require a permit and engineered drawings, and we handle that as part of the project — it is real added cost on a taller wall, not padding.
- My retaining wall is leaning. Is it too late to fix it?
- Depends how far it's gone, but usually no. A wall that's just starting to lean or crack is almost always a drainage problem behind it rather than a structural one — fix what's pushing on it, then rebuild the face. Left long enough, the wall itself has to come out.
- How long does a typical patio project take?
- Most paver patios under 500 square feet run three to five working days once the crew is on-site — base prep is most of that time, not the pavers themselves. Design and material selection before that usually takes one to two weeks.
- Do you work outside Forsyth County?
- Cherokee, Cobb and north Fulton, yes. Past that we usually say no — the warranty only means something if a crew can get back to the property quickly, and a long drive turns that into a promise we would end up breaking.
- What does the workmanship warranty actually cover?
- Five years on anything that fails because of how we built it — base settling, wall movement, joint failure. Manufactured materials like pavers and block carry their own separate manufacturer warranty, which we will tell you about for the specific product you choose.
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