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Pavers & Hardscaping in Coeur d'Alene, ID

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Pavers & Hardscaping in Coeur d'Alene

In Coeur d'Alene, a paver patio or walkway adds durable, good-looking outdoor space that holds up to North Idaho winters. We build patios, walkways, driveways, steps, seat walls, fire pit areas, and retaining walls with pavers and natural stone.

Freeze-thaw cycles are tough on hardscape, so we build from the base up: excavation, a compacted crushed-rock base, grading for drainage, edge restraints, and polymeric sand. That keeps the surface level and the joints tight year after year.

Sloped lots are common around Coeur d'Alene, and retaining walls are often the key to turning a hillside into usable patio or lawn space.

Built for Coeur d'Alene

Built for freeze-thaw

A compacted base and edge restraints keep pavers from heaving through winter.

Retaining walls

Block walls that turn sloped ground into level, usable space.

Natural stone options

Pavers or natural stone to match your home and setting.

What's Included

Free on-site hardscape design consultation
Paver driveways, walkways, and patios
Fire pit areas and seating walls
Segmental block retaining walls with drainage
Frost-depth excavation and compacted base prep
Edge restraints and polymeric sand joints
Drainage grading away from structures
Optional paver sealing and full cleanup

Reviews

What Our Clients Say

“We had our landscaping and irrigation done by Michael and Chad at PNW Lawn Care last summer, and the experience has been excellent from start to finish. The team did great work on the landscaping, fire pit area, and irrigation system. They've been incredibly helpful with sprinkler blowouts and helping us get the irrigation system up and running this spring. I'd definitely recommend them to anyone looking for landscaping or irrigation work!”

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Rachel Walls

Google Review

“PNW Lawn Care is the best landscaping company in town! Michael and Chad did an amazing job creating our dream outdoor space in our backyard. They also were great at coming back over when we needed help with adjusting our sprinkler system - they even came over the very next day after we asked! We cannot recommend them enough and are so grateful we chose them to do our landscaping!”

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Sam Gorecki

Google Review

“Michael and Chad went above and beyond getting my landscaping ready for my daughter's grad party. After finishing my project, my sprinkler system had issues and they took care of it for me within days and saved my yard while we were off for her graduation vacation. Can't say enough thanks to them!”

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Michael Petty

Google Review

Our Process

How We Work

Step 1

Free Consultation

We visit your property to walk the space, learn your goals, and talk through ideas, materials, and budget — no pressure, no obligation.

Step 2

Design & Estimate

You get a clear plan and a detailed written estimate, including layout, materials, and timeline so you know exactly what to expect.

Step 3

Installation

Our local crews handle every phase in-house — site prep, grading, planting, and hardscape — built right for the Inland Northwest climate.

Step 4

Walkthrough & Care

We finish with a final walkthrough together and can keep your property looking its best year-round with ongoing maintenance.

FAQ

Pavers & Hardscaping in Coeur d'Alene: FAQs

Do pavers hold up to North Idaho winters?
Yes, when they're built on a proper compacted base with good drainage and edge restraints. Interlocking pavers flex with freeze-thaw movement instead of cracking.
Do I need a permit for a retaining wall in Coeur d'Alene?
Taller walls often need engineering and a permit. Requirements depend on wall height and location, so we'll confirm what your project needs before we start.
Can you build a paver driveway?
Yes. Driveways use a deeper base and thicker, driveway-rated pavers to handle vehicle weight.
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