Outdoor Living Spaces
Complete backyard transformations, start to finish.
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Your outdoor space should feel like an extension of your home. We build custom outdoor living areas that bring comfort and functionality outside — including patios, fire pits, outdoor kitchens, and gathering spaces designed to work together. From planning through construction, we manage every detail to create a finished space that is built for the way you live.
What's included
- Stamped and poured concrete patios
- Pergola and shade structure integration
- Fire pit and outdoor kitchen surrounds
- Lighting and electrical rough-in coordination
- Full drainage planning on every project
- Landscape edging and transition work
Common questions
How much does an outdoor living space cost in Middle Tennessee?
A stamped concrete patio with a pergola typically runs $15,000–$35,000 depending on size and materials. Fire pits, outdoor kitchens, and lighting add to that. We give you a detailed written estimate before any work starts.
How long does a full outdoor living project take?
Most projects run two to four weeks from start to finish depending on scope. Larger multi-element projects can run six to eight weeks. We give you a realistic timeline before we start and stick to it.
What adds the most value to a backyard in Tennessee?
A covered structure — pergola, pavilion, or screened porch — combined with a patio consistently adds the most usable value and resale appeal in Middle Tennessee. Buyers notice outdoor living space.
Can you work with an existing patio or structure?
Absolutely. We assess what is there, advise on what should stay, and build around it or remove it as needed.
Are there setback rules for patios and outdoor structures in Tennessee?
Yes. Most municipalities in Middle Tennessee require outdoor structures to be set back a minimum distance from property lines — typically 5 to 10 feet for accessory structures and patios. Attached structures follow the same setback rules as the house. We check local zoning requirements before designing your project.
What are the rules around outdoor fire pits in Middle Tennessee?
Most local codes require fire pits to be at least 10 to 25 feet from any structure, fence, or combustible material. Open burning is also subject to county burn bans, which Tennessee counties can issue during dry conditions. We position fire pits to meet code and keep your space safe.
Where We Build
Outdoor Living Spaces across Middle Tennessee
We build outdoor living spaces for homeowners throughout the greater Nashville area. Select your city for local details, or request a free estimate.
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