
Paver Installation & Hardscaping in Corvallis, Oregon
Custom paver patios, driveways, walkways and retaining walls in Corvallis. Installed by our own crew. Start with a free on-site consultation.
CMHA Certified Installers
Industry-standard training and methods
10+ Years in Oregon
We know the soil, the climate, the permits
100% American Made Materials
Best available materials so your project is built to last
5-Year Craftsmanship Warranty
Written warranty on every installation
Free On-Site Estimates
We visit your property before quoting
No Subcontractors
Our crew, start to finish
What would you like to change outside?
A patio for dinner outside, a driveway that needs replacing, or a path that makes the garden easier to reach: tell us what you have in mind. We install paver patios, driveways, walkways and retaining walls for Corvallis homeowners.
At the site visit, we’ll look at the area you want to change, how equipment can reach it, and where water drains. We’ll talk through materials and layout before preparing a detailed estimate. Explore our courtyard installation at OSU’s Cordley Hall for a closer look at our work.
See our Cordley Hall project in Corvallis →Hardscaping services in Corvallis
Find out what’s involved in the work you’re considering, from preparing the site to choosing materials.
Paver Driveway Installation
Replace worn concrete or asphalt with a paver driveway.
Retaining Wall Installation
Turn a slope into usable space or replace a failing retaining wall.
Outdoor Living Spaces
Bring paving, seating and fire features into one outdoor living space.
Custom Stone Work
Explore custom patterns and detailed stone or paver work, including our Cordley Hall courtyard installation.
Ready to start your project in Corvallis?
Corvallis project: Cordley Hall at OSU
Nearly 30,000 custom-stamped pavers, each placed by color, orientation and letter.

Sequoia Stonescapes installed nearly 30,000 custom-stamped pavers across the 6,000-square-foot courtyard. The layout required precise placement by color, orientation and letter, with materials developed to complement the existing brick facades.
The project brought together artist Ann Hamilton, Hennebery Eddy Architects, Andersen Construction and Western Interlock. Explore the case study for the installation story and project photos.
“The real gift of this year is your wonderful work that made the project in Corvallis possible. I continue to believe you are the only one who could have pulled the project off.”
Ann Hamilton · Artist, Cordley Hall project
Read the Cordley Hall case study →Considering a permeable driveway? See our Portland driveway project for a residential example.
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