HARDSCAPE SERVICES
Paver Patio and Retaining Wall Installation in Wilsonville, OR
Green River Landscapes builds paver patios and retaining walls for homeowners across Wilsonville and the greater Portland metro area. Every hardscape project starts with a look at your yard's grade and drainage before we lay a single stone, and you can view our completed hardscape projects to see the kind of work we stand behind.
Green River Landscapes is a licensed Oregon contractor, LCB #9793.
PROJECT PROCESS
How a Hardscape Project Gets Planned and Built
What Happens During a Hardscape Site Visit
Our crew walks the yard with you, checking the slope and how water moves across the property. We talk through paver patio and retaining wall options that fit the space, then explain what each choice means for the finished project before any work begins.
How Materials and Layout Get Decided
Material choice, whether pavers, block, or natural stone, comes down to your yard's grade, soil, and how you plan to use the space. We settle on a layout for the patio or wall together, weighing durability and everyday use before locking in the plan.
What the Installation Day Looks Like
Installation starts with excavation and a compacted gravel base, since that base is what keeps a patio or wall from shifting later. Most patio and wall projects take a few days to a couple of weeks to complete, and we clean the site thoroughly once the work is done.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Hardscape Questions About Drainage, Slope, and Materials in Oregon
How does a paver patio handle heavy Oregon rain without pooling water?
Every paver patio we build has a drainage slope graded into the base, so rainwater moves away from your home instead of pooling on the surface. A compacted gravel base underneath keeps the pavers from shifting or settling over time, even through Oregon's wet winters.Do I need a retaining wall if my backyard has a slope?
Once a slope passes a modest grade, a retaining wall usually becomes necessary to hold back soil and protect anything built below it, like a patio or foundation. We check the grade during a site visit and let you know honestly whether a wall is needed for your yard.What's the difference between concrete pavers and natural stone for a patio?
Concrete pavers cost less and come in uniform shapes and colors, while natural stone costs more but gives a patio a distinct, one-of-a-kind look. Installed on a proper base, both materials hold up well to the Pacific Northwest's freeze-thaw cycles year after year.How long does a retaining wall last in Oregon's wet climate?
A block or stone retaining wall built with drainage gravel behind it can last several decades with little upkeep. When a wall fails early, it usually comes down to poor drainage behind it rather than a problem with the block or stone itself.
GET STARTED
Request a Hardscape Consultation for Your Yard
Tell us about your yard and what you're hoping for, and Green River Landscapes will follow up to walk the site and put together a project estimate.
Open Monday through Sunday, 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM.







