Patios, walkways and walls, built to last.
Premium paver, natural stone, and retaining wall installation engineered for Maryland's freeze-thaw winters and clay soils.
Built for Maryland properties
- Paver & natural stone patios
- Walkways and garden paths
- Segmental retaining walls
- Steps, stoops, and pillars
- Fire pits and seat walls
- Driveway pavers and aprons
Why homeowners choose Grove
We over-build the parts you can't see: 6–12 inches of compacted open-graded base, geotextile fabric in clay soils, polymeric joint sand, and proper edge restraint on every install.
The result is hardscape that still looks new 20+ years in, not cracking, heaving, or settling after a few Maryland winters.
RETAINING WALL
HERRINGBONE GARDEN PATH
PAVER INSTALLATION
A look at our hardscaping work
A finished herringbone walkway, filmed on site in Maryland.
How a hardscape project runs
- 01 Site visit and measure We walk the property, measure, check grade and drainage, and talk through how you actually want to use the space.
Site visit and measure
We walk the property, measure, check grade and drainage, and talk through how you actually want to use the space.
- 02 Design and written proposal You see materials in daylight against your own house and get an itemized proposal, no allowances hiding the real number.
Design and written proposal
You see materials in daylight against your own house and get an itemized proposal, no allowances hiding the real number.
- 03 Excavation and base The part nobody sees and everything depends on: excavation to depth, compacted open-graded base, geotextile in clay soils.
Excavation and base
The part nobody sees and everything depends on: excavation to depth, compacted open-graded base, geotextile in clay soils.
- 04 Installation and finish Pavers laid to pattern, cuts fitted, edge restraint set, polymeric sand swept and locked, site left clean.
Installation and finish
Pavers laid to pattern, cuts fitted, edge restraint set, polymeric sand swept and locked, site left clean.
Frequently asked questions
Something else on your mind? Call or text (410) 615-0609.
Most Maryland paver patios run $25–$45 per square foot installed, depending on pattern, material, site access, and base depth required for clay soils.
Based in Hampstead, building across Howard, Montgomery and Baltimore County. Soil, grade and permitting differ by town, pick yours to see what that means for your project.
- Clarksville
- Glenelg
- Ellicott City
- Fulton
- West Friendship
- Cooksville
- Woodbine
- Potomac
- Bethesda
- Phoenix
Plan your hardscape project
Curious about budget and materials? Read our Maryland Hardscaping Costs & Materials Guide, or skip ahead and request a no-pressure on-site estimate.