One team, fromthe ground up
Hardscape, pool, turf, irrigation and concrete — designed as one composition rather than assembled from separate contractors. Eleven services, one standard.
01Pool Packages
An intimate plunge pool for cooling off, or a full resort-style backyard with a bar, pergola and water features — all built in house by our own crews.
Plunge pool or full estate, the engineering is the same discipline: correct base, cool-touch decking, coping detailed so water goes where it should, and bar, pergola and lighting planned as one composition. Because every trade is in house, nothing gets handed off and nobody is left waiting on a subcontractor. We also build additions to existing pools and outdoor spaces — extending what you already have is a large part of what we do.
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02Patios & Walkways
Flagstone, travertine and paver terraces laid over a properly engineered base — level, draining, and built to stay that way through a Carolina freeze-thaw cycle.
We excavate to the correct depth for your soil, lay and compact base in lifts, and set every unit by hand. Borders are cut, not broken. Joints are filled to lock the surface and let water move where it should.
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03Paver Driveways
Approach drives with load-rated base depth and hand-cut borders — the first thirty feet of your property, built to carry vehicles and look like an arrival.
Driveways carry weight a patio never sees. We build deeper base, use edge restraint that will not creep, and detail the apron and transitions so the driveway meets the street cleanly.
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04Retaining Walls
Segmental and natural stone walls engineered for soil load, drainage and slope. Structure first, beauty second — a wall that fails is not beautiful.
Behind every wall we build there is compacted backfill, drainage aggregate and a drainage path to daylight. Geogrid goes in where the load calls for it. This is the work nobody sees and the reason the wall is still plumb in fifteen years.
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05Outdoor Kitchens
Built-in grills, stone counters, pizza ovens and refrigeration — plumbed, wired and finished like an interior kitchen, because that is what it is.
We coordinate gas, power and water rough-ins, build in proper ventilation for appliances, and size counters at real working heights. The result behaves like a kitchen, not a grill parked on a patio.
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Wood-burning or gas, custom-formed and masonry-clad. The feature that turns a patio into the room everyone gravitates to after dark.
We build the firebox for the fuel you actually want, size the opening so it draws properly instead of smoking at your guests, and finish the surround in stone that suits the rest of the hardscape.
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07Artificial Turf
Whether you want a golf green for the family to play on, or you are ready to be one and done — eliminating the aggravation of growing grass and the constant maintenance — we can accommodate.
You may be surprised what this costs. Turf is often more affordable than people expect, particularly on smaller backyards where grass is hard to grow and every attempt at keeping it alive is money spent on nothing. The turf is the easy part; the base is what separates a lawn that drains and stays flat from one that ripples and puddles. We build it for the dogs, the kids and the Carolina summer — and detail the edges, borders and stepped paths so the turf meets stone, decking and planting cleanly, with every cut and seam set to the same measurement.
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08Irrigation Systems
Zoned sprinkler and drip systems designed around your plantings and your soil — installed and tuned so the yard stays healthy without wasting water. Including heads placed so your sidewalk and driveway stay dry.
Water where you want it, not where you don't. We zone by hydro-zone and sun exposure, choose heads that match the planting, and aim and adjust every one so the lawn gets covered and the concrete does not. No overspray soaking the walk, no water tracked through the house, no runoff down the drive. You get an even yard, dry surfaces and a water bill that makes sense.
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09Turf Programs
Scheduled fertilization, aeration, weed control and overseeding — carried out by our own crews in uniform, not a drive-by spray service. A season-long program that keeps your lawn thick, not just temporarily green.
A lawn is a year-round program, not a single treatment. We build a schedule around your grass type and soil, and adjust as the season actually goes rather than following a fixed calendar. The same people who treat your lawn know the property, which means fewer surprises and nobody confusing your beds for the grass.
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10Concrete Work
Stamped, broom-finished and poured concrete for driveways, slabs, steps and walkways. Two things decide whether it lasts: how the base is prepped before the pour, and where the control joints go.
Skip the prep and concrete settles and cracks. Put the joints in the wrong places — too far apart, or simply wherever it is convenient — and you get random cracking within the first season or two, no matter how good it looked on day one. We plan the joint layout against the actual slab geometry before we pour, so the concrete cracks where we intend it to and nowhere else. Get those two right and a driveway or patio holds up for decades.
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11Landscape Lighting
We recommend lighting on nearly every project, because it changes the finished space more than almost anything else you can add. Low-voltage pendants, downlights and accent wash extend the evening and give the yard depth after dark.
Build it now, not later. Running conduit and power while we are already digging is a small addition to the job — but adding lighting to a finished patio or driveway means cutting into work you just paid for, lifting pavers, trenching through plantings and repairing the surface. It can be done, it is just a great deal more trouble and expense. That is why we raise lighting before a project is built: layered overhead, path, wash and accent lighting, on a transformer sized with room to grow, designed into the plan from the start.
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This is what happens when one company handles all of it — the terrace, the kitchen, the fire feature, the pergola and the lighting, designed as a single backyard instead of assembled over a decade by whoever was available.
The whole yard, working as one room
Fire Pit
The centre everything else is arranged around.
Outdoor Kitchen & Bar
Plumbed and wired, built into the terrace.
Pergola & Structure
Shade that makes the space usable in July.
Landscape Lighting
Layered so the yard holds up after dark.
Representative imagery — send us your project photos and we’ll feature your real builds here.
Extending what you already have
You do not need to start over. A great deal of our work is adding to spaces that already exist — a deck built around a pool that is already in the ground, a patio extended to actually fit the table, a kitchen retrofitted onto a terrace that was never designed for one.
The hard part is matching what is there. Levels, materials, color, joint spacing and drainage all have to tie into existing work — and whoever built it may not have left you the drawings. We survey what you have, source materials that match, and extend it so the seam is not obvious.
Because every trade is in house, adding to an existing space does not mean coordinating three companies around your pool. One team handles the whole addition.
Pool decks on existing pools
A surround built around the pool you already own — coping, drainage and level detail handled properly.
Patios & terraces, extended
More usable footprint, matched to the existing stone, level and finish so the join disappears.
Outdoor kitchens, retrofitted
Adding gas, power, water and a proper counter to a terrace that was never set up for cooking.
Fire features & lighting, added
A fire pit or lighting scheme layered into a yard that is otherwise finished.
Most projects fail where two trades meet
When a pool contractor, a paver crew and an irrigation company all work the same yard on different weeks, the seams show. The deck does not meet the patio. The irrigation runs where the wall was supposed to go. Nobody owns the drainage.
Because we handle hardscape, concrete, pools, turf and irrigation under one roof, somebody is accountable for how it all fits together — and that is the difference between a yard that looks built and one that looks assembled.
If the ground will not support what you want, we say so before digging starts, not after.
The owner runs your project
On every Lexgo project there is one person who owns it — and most of the time that is the owner himself. He runs your consultation, and he is the one on site while the work is happening. Not an office scheduler, not a rotating foreman. The person who walked your property is the person you call on day twelve.
Because he has run the plan from the beginning, he knows what happens next and in what order. Materials are staged before the crews need them, trades are sequenced so nobody is standing around, and problems get solved on the spot rather than becoming change orders a month later. That is how a project finishes on schedule and on budget — and how you always know exactly who to ask.
The owner, on your job
Consultation and site supervision handled by the same person.
Plans executed as drawn
The design you approved is the design that gets built.
Crews sequenced properly
Trades arrive in the right order with materials ready.
You always know the status
Direct contact, straight answers, no chasing.
Not sure which service you need?
Most homeowners aren’t — and that’s fine. Describe the problems you have with your yard and we’ll work out what it actually takes to fix them.