Iron Oak
Low evening sun through tall grass at the edge of a yard

HARDSCAPE + DRAINAGE · JENKS – BIXBY – SOUTH TULSA METRO

The backyard is the only room you’d let flood.

Standing water. A leaning wall. A backyard you can’t use half the year. We build the outside of your house to the same standard as the inside — the problems first, then the rooms.

NOT OUR WORK — OUR JOBS GET SHOT THIS FALL

THE STANDARD

Your house has one more room.

Nobody tolerates a floor that floods or a wall that leans — until it’s outside. We hold your yard to house standards: drainage first, structure second, beauty always.

STONE · WATER · GRADE — THE THREE THINGS WE MOVE FOR A LIVING

KITCHENLIVINGBED32′-0″THE FOURTH ROOMN
PLAN — THE HOUSE, WITH ITS FOURTH ROOM
Water beading across dark stone
NOT OUR WORK — OUR JOBS GET SHOT THIS FALL

WHERE WE START

Standing water isn’t scenery.

No. 1

Standing water

FRENCH DRAINS & DRAINAGE

Tulsa sits on clay; rain has nowhere to go. A graded trench, filter fabric, washed gravel, and a four-inch pipe with real fall — water leaves the way it should have all along.

STANDING WATERHEAVY CLAYWASHED GRAVEL4″ PERFORATED PIPETO DAYLIGHTFALL →
FIG. 1 — SECTION THROUGH A FRENCH DRAIN

No. 2

The leaning wall

RETAINING WALLS

Walls don’t fail from the weight of soil — they fail from the water trapped behind it. Compacted footing, block set back every course, stone and a toe drain so pressure never builds.

SOIL + WATER LOADSET BACK EVERY COURSETHE OLD LEANDRAINAGE STONECOMPACTED FOOTINGTOE DRAIN, OUT
FIG. 2 — SECTION THROUGH A RETAINING WALL

No. 3

Mud where a floor should be

PAVER PATIOS

A yard you can’t walk on half the year is square footage you’re paying for and not using. Six inches of compacted base, bedding sand, then the pavers — a floor, built like a floor.

PAVERS, TIGHT JOINTSBEDDING SAND — 1″6″ COMPACTED BASECLAY SUBGRADETHE EVENING IT'S FOR
FIG. 3 — SECTION THROUGH A PAVER PATIO

The bones take days, not seasons. Then the room gets built.

Get yours looked at
Warm sun breaking through green leaves

Once it works, we make it the best room in the house.

Patios you eat dinner on. A fire you sit around in November. A pergola that makes August bearable — on dry ground, because we built that part first.

Everything we build
NOT OUR WORK — OUR JOBS GET SHOT THIS FALL

WHAT THE ROOM BECOMES

DINNER, APRIL TO OCTOBER
PLATE — THE DINING ROOM

The dining room.

PAVER PATIOS & OUTDOOR KITCHENS

Dinner outside from April to October, on a floor that stays dry and a table that stays level. Six inches of compacted base is why it's still level in ten years.

STILL OUT HERE IN NOVEMBER
PLATE — THE LIVING ROOM

The living room.

FIRE FEATURES

A fire moves the season's edge toward January. Seat walls and a flame on footings that don't move — the room you're still using in November.

A ROOF FOR AUGUST
PLATE — THE PORCH

The porch.

PERGOLAS

August in Oklahoma needs a roof. A pergola sized to actually shade something moves the hottest month back outside.

THE PART NOBODY ELSE DOES

You’ll never wonder where your quote is.

THE CLOCK STARTS WHEN YOU HIT SUBMIT.

Start the clock
  1. Read the same day

    Your request lands with a person, not a queue. You get a confirmation before tonight.

  2. A call within a day

    Quotes take a conversation. We call, ask the right questions, and walk the job with you.

  3. A written, digital quote

    A real number with the variables named — not a guess shouted from a driveway.

OCTOBER–JANUARY

The house, dressed for the season.

Roofline, trees, entries — hung in the fall, down in January, no ladder involved. One crew, one list. When it’s full, it’s full.

Christmas lights

WHERE WE WORK

South of the river, mostly.

Same clay, different lots. We stay close to home — it’s how we show up when we said we would.

The full map
  • Jenks
  • Bixby
  • Sapulpa
  • Sand Springs
  • Glenpool