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Masonry & Hardscaping in Burke, VA

Burke is largely planned communities from the 1970s and 1980s, including Burke Centre and the neighborhoods around Lake Braddock, with townhouses and single-family homes on wooded, sloping lots. Patios, walkways, and drainage are the jobs that come up most.

Building in Burke

Community associations

Much of Burke is governed by community associations, such as the Burke Centre Conservancy, that review exterior changes. A patio, wall, or new walkway usually needs approval first. We provide the drawings and material details for the application.

Fairfax County jurisdiction

Burke is unincorporated Fairfax County, so any permit goes through Fairfax County Land Development Services.

Wooded, sloping lots

Rear yards here often fall away from the house toward common woods. A patio off the back usually needs a short wall or steps to sit level, and the runoff from it needs to go somewhere other than the neighbor.

Our work nearby

Recent jobs from across Northern Virginia. The same crews and the same standard apply in Burke.

Brown paver patio with a charcoal border along the back of a house
Brown paver patio with a charcoal border along the back of a house
Cobble-pattern stone patio flooring
Cobble-pattern stone patio flooring
Natural stone walkway running along the side of a house
Natural stone walkway running along the side of a house
Paver walkway with lit steps leading up a front lawn to a brick colonial
Paver walkway with lit steps leading up a front lawn to a brick colonial
River rock swale carrying runoff along a mulched slope
River rock swale carrying runoff along a mulched slope
Natural stone retaining wall under construction on a sloped yard
Natural stone retaining wall under construction on a sloped yard

Frequently asked

Do I need association approval for a patio in Burke?

Usually, if you are in Burke Centre or another community association with architectural review. We supply what the application needs and do not start until it is approved.

Can you build a patio on a townhouse lot?

Yes. Townhouse patios are often small and close to neighbors, so drainage and access are planned carefully. Materials are chosen to work with association guidelines.

Water runs off my yard into the woods and erodes it. Can that be fixed?

Usually with a stone swale or a drain that slows the water and carries it where it can spread out. We look at where it comes from and where it ends up before designing it.

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