- Front walks, garden paths, and side-yard connections
- Curves that follow landscaping instead of a ruler line
- Stamped slate, flagstone, and brick patterns
- Broom finish where traction and budget matter
- Tied into driveways, porches, and new patios
Front walks for Hill Country houses
A four-foot broom walk is fine. A five-foot stamped path with a gentle curve through native grasses is what most of our Boerne and Bulverde clients actually want. We form those curves so they do not look kinked, keep the surface even for strollers and deliveries, and drop the walk slightly at the street so water does not sit at the porch.
Connecting the outdoor rooms
We pour side-yard walks from the driveway to the back patio, stepping pads, and short runs around AC pads and gates. Those little pieces are where cheap work shows — uneven joints, no base, edges that crumble. We treat them as part of the same job as the patio.