Gibsonville is a town on the Guilford County side of the Guilford–Alamance line, with an older downtown and newer neighborhoods around it. Garrison’s Landscaping is a family-owned hardscape builder based in Rockingham County. We build paver patios, fire pits, retaining walls, walkways and drainage for Gibsonville homeowners in Guilford County.
Gary Ford brings 25+ years of experience to every project, and our hardscapes are backed by a 5-year workmanship warranty.
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Backyard Patios With a Fire Pit
A paver patio with a built-in fire pit is a popular project for family back yards. We size the patio around your furniture and the number of people you host, and we build it on a compacted base so it stays flat.
Older Homes and Newer Lots
Established neighborhoods often have worn or uneven concrete that a paver patio or walkway can replace. Newer lots often need grading and a retaining wall to make the back yard usable. We build for both.
Drainage First
Before we set a paver, we check where water goes. Where it does not drain well, we add drainage so the new patio and any walls are protected.
“It's been a few years since Gary did landscaping work for me, but he has always done a superb job. Punctual, knowledgeable, and polite. Call Garrison's Landscaping LLC! You won't regret it.”— Bart Hansen, Google review
Also Serving Nearby
We also build in Whitsett, McLeansville and Sedalia, and across Guilford County and the rest of our Rockingham, Guilford and Caswell County service area. See the full service area.
Request a Free Estimate in Gibsonville
Tell us what you want to build in Gibsonville, NC. Fill out the short online form and we will follow up to set up a site visit.
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Garrison’s Landscaping, LLC · Family-owned hardscape builder in Rockingham County, NC · 336-552-7764
Yes. We serve homeowners in Gibsonville in Guilford County, along with the rest of Guilford, Rockingham and Caswell counties.
Often yes. We will look at the patio on a site visit and tell you what is possible.
Yes. We can remove the old surface and build a new paver patio on a proper base.
Request one using the free estimate form on this page. We will follow up to set up a visit.
