Residential Hardscapes and Paving Work

Give your outdoor space a place to stand, walk and gather with custom hardscaping from LaBarge Landscape.

We build patios, walkways and other paved areas using materials chosen to complement your home and landscape. From a simple garden path to a patio that anchors the backyard, we can help bring the different parts of your outdoor space together.

Paving Options for Your Property

LaBarge works with a range of materials and finishes, including:

  • Colored concrete
  • Flagstone
  • Concrete pavers
  • Crusher fines
  • Stamped concrete effects
  • Coordinated paving patterns

The right choice depends on how you’ll use the space, the look you want and the conditions on your property.

Build a Complete Outdoor Space

A patio or walkway can be planned alongside the rest of your landscape. LaBarge can coordinate paving with fire pits, pergolas, water features, retaining walls, xeriscaping, turf, irrigation, steps and other outdoor features.

If you’re planning a larger project, our landscape design services can help you see how those elements will work together before construction begins.

What Goes Beneath the Surface Matters

A lasting patio or path needs more than an attractive finish. Site preparation, grading, drainage and the base beneath the paving all affect how it performs over time.

LaBarge can assess the site, handle demolition and disposal where needed, and include the approved preparation and drainage work in your estimate. We can also help with the permit process if the project requires one.

LaBarge holds ICPI paving certification and provides a one-year workmanship warranty on its hardscape work. Applicable manufacturer warranties depend on the materials selected and will be stated in the proposal.

Frequently Asked Questions

What paving materials does LaBarge install?
Options include colored concrete, flagstone, concrete pavers and crusher fines. Stamped concrete finishes and paving patterns are also available.

Can you build a patio as part of a larger landscape project?
Yes. LaBarge can incorporate patios and paths into a complete residential landscape design.

Can LaBarge remove an existing patio or walkway?
Yes. Demolition and disposal can be included in the approved project scope.

Does LaBarge handle drainage?
Yes. We can assess drainage needs related to the hardscape and define the proposed work in your estimate.

Is the work covered by a warranty?
LaBarge offers a one-year workmanship warranty, plus applicable material warranties as stated in the proposal.

Local Service Area

Northeast Heights

Homeowners in the Northeast Heights may use hardscaping to:

  • Replace aging patios

  • Add outdoor dining areas

  • Connect doors, gates and landscape features

  • Improve access through established yards

  • Coordinate with mature planting

  • Add fire-feature or pergola foundations

Tanoan

Tanoan properties may benefit from:

  • Premium paver patios

  • Courtyard paving

  • Coordinated walkways

  • Outdoor-entertaining areas

  • Fire pit and fireplace patios

  • Pergola and shade-structure foundations

  • Decorative concrete and stonework

High Desert and Sandia Heights

Foothill properties may require:

  • Patios designed around views

  • Walkways across sloped terrain

  • Natural-stone integration

  • Steps and level transitions

  • Drainage-conscious paving

  • Hardscape coordinated with desert landscaping

Nob Hill, University Heights, Altura Park and Huning Castle

Established central neighborhoods may benefit from:

  • Smaller courtyard patios
  • Historic-property-sensitive materials
  • Replacement walkways
  • Narrow-access installation
  • Paving that complements Territorial, Pueblo Revival or mid-century architecture

High Desert and Sandia Heights

Foothill properties may require:

  • Patios designed around views

  • Walkways across sloped terrain

  • Natural-stone integration

  • Steps and level transitions

  • Drainage-conscious paving

  • Hardscape coordinated with desert landscaping

North Albuquerque Acres

Larger properties may support:

  • Expansive patios

  • Multiple outdoor rooms

  • Long connecting walkways

  • Fire and water features

  • Courtyard paving

  • Shade structures

  • Phased hardscape projects

Four Hills

Four Hills properties may need:

  • Multi-level patios
  • Steps
  • View-oriented seating
  • Hardscape connected to sloped yards
  • Golf-oriented outdoor-living areas

Taylor Ranch, Paradise Hills and Albuquerque’s Westside

Newer and growing neighborhoods may require:

  • Initial backyard patios

  • Walkways

  • New-home landscape buildouts

  • Paver and pergola combinations

  • Concrete and xeriscape integration

Rio Rancho, NM

Rio Rancho is a priority market for:

  • New-home patios
  • Paver walkways
  • Dirt-yard transformations
  • Fire-pit patios
  • Pergola foundations
  • Outdoor dining areas
  • Complete backyard hardscape plans

Corrales and Los Ranchos

Larger properties may support:

  • Courtyards

  • Natural-stone patios

  • Long walkways

  • Outdoor entertaining areas

  • Hardscape that complements rural and Southwestern architecture

Placitas and East Mountain Communities

Projects should account for:

  • Slopes

  • Freeze-thaw conditions

  • Access

  • Natural-stone integration

  • Drainage

  • Views

  • Weather

Santa Fe, NM

Selected Santa Fe patio and hardscape projects may be available depending on size, materials and scheduling.

Protect the Landscape That Represents Your Property

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