Hardscaping

With a varied portfolio, BGD Houston is the ideal partner for your hardscaping project. From design to completion we can cover everything. We can help you envisage the project before we get the tools out! See the 3D design tab.

Formal * Country * Activity
Low Maintenance * Patios * Decks * Entertainment Areas

Everything built in traditional ways with a standard second to none.

Driveway

An exhaustive task with over 8000 granite setts concreted in. Up and down, round and round, the results speak for themselves.

Garden Overhaul

"I want a modern looking garden, with a pond I can see into"
I'm bias... But I think I hit the nail on the head? The client is over the moon with the result, and I get monthly Koi addition updates.

The Island Retreat

As part of the " Cottage pond" Each of the features are so great in themselves, they deserve their own break down.

Walled Garden

Who needs an outdoor pool in the U.K !

Revamped Entrance Slip

Re built the curved wall to square up the entrance, new walls and pillars to hold the new gates.

Low Maintenance & Dog Friendly

Who wants to have to maintain their yard when you could be enjoying it. Dogs and dirt don't mix either. The end results are not only great for enjoying the outdoors, but also cuts down on vacuuming in doors also!

Fire Pit

As part of a natural step down in the garden, this nestles in the drop perfectly, keeping the draft out and the warm in.

Curved Lawn

We made this tiered lawn to hide the underground swimming pool! It was a lot of work, with over 1000T of top soil imported to give us this unique shape.

New House New Yard

After recently purchasing the house the client was not sure what to do. After a chat and a few sketches, some tiber, top soil and sod ..... Its a pretty impressive make over.

The "Dumping Ground"

This area was used as a drop off area for over 2 years, over 500 deliveries, 3000T of aggregates and many coffee breaks. We finally returned it to its former glory, complete with robotic mower.

Deconstructed Floating Patio

It turns out that when you take the pattern apart, it does not fit. After a lot of head scratching and some trimming, we were very happy with the result.