Hardscape Services for Bluffton & Hilton Head Homes

Most pool deck renovations take two to four weeks once materials arrive, including demo, base preparation, paver installation, coping, and sealing. ARB or HOA approval happens before that window and can add a few weeks up front.

Yes. Coping is usually replaced when the deck is renovated so the edge matches the new surface and the joint to the pool shell is properly sealed. We install bullnose, square-edge, and remnant-style coping in travertine, porcelain, and concrete.

Yes. That is the most common request in Hardeeville and Bluffton's newer communities. We extend the footprint on a new compacted base and either overlay the original slab or remove it so the whole patio is one continuous surface.

Yes. Seating walls, fire pits, and gas fire features are designed into the patio layout rather than added afterward, so the wall height, joint pattern, and gas or electrical runs are planned before the base goes in.

Not if the base is built correctly. Pavers shift when they are laid on thin base or uncompacted fill. Palm Shore patios are built on compacted aggregate with edge restraint, and every one carries a one-year structural and cosmetic warranty.

Granite or quartzite. Both handle heat, salt air, and UV without staining or fading. We avoid quartz outdoors because it can discolor in direct sun.

Yes, though it is easier and cleaner to plan it with the patio. On an existing patio we cut in the utility runs, build the masonry structure on its own footing, and tie the surfaces together so the kitchen looks original to the space.

Palm Shore hardscape projects run $15 to $100+ per square foot across pool decks, paver patios, walkways and driveways in Bluffton, Hilton Head Island, Okatie, Beaufort, Hardeeville and Ridgeland. Where your project lands depends on the material, the size, any demolition, the base and drainage work, and features like coping, walls and fire pits. Every project starts with a free site visit and a fixed written quote.