Outdoor Escapes is a full-service outdoor kitchen and pavers contractor. We are experts in every aspect of outdoor projects, from initial planning to final installation and beyond!
We design and install outdoor kitchens, pool decks, fire pits, retaining walls, and other features that will make your property more enjoyable.
We can build you a beautiful, long-lasting driveway. It’ll make your home look better from the street and last years longer than poured concrete.
Make your pool deck a place to relax outside. Our one-of-a-kind designs will make your swimming area look better and work better.
We are with you every step of the way, from the first meeting to the final clean-up. Here’s a breakdown of our complete process:
First, tell us more about your budget, your design style, your lifestyle, and your goals. We can show you the lovely choices for your project.
After hearing from you, our experienced professionals will survey your home or business site. The final working plans will be made with your help.
As a full-service paver installation company, we'll handle the details and tidy up. You can just enjoy your new outdoor escape.
We handle everything from design assistance to installation and even maintenance. You're going to love your Outdoor Escape! Get started today!
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It can cost anywhere from $0.47 to $2.28 per square foot to dig. We can guess that the rate will be $1 per square foot on average.
Concrete costs between $7.00 and $10.00 per square foot on average. Pavers, on the other hand, cost about $10.00 per square foot, which includes removing the old surface and putting down new pavers.
Putting down pavers actually raises the value of your home. Although concrete is inexpensive, it will not increase the value of your home and will require constant repairs.
Putting down pavers actually raises the value of your home. Although concrete is inexpensive, it will not increase the value of your home and will require constant repaiPavers typically have a lifespan of 50–100 years, maybe longer, though this is very type-dependent. Take brick pavers as an example; they have a 25-year lifespan, maybe longer. On the other hand, with proper care, concrete brick pavers can last anywhere from 25 to 50 years. Finally, travertine pavers can last more than 100 years, depending on how well they are taken care of.rs.
