What plants survive in Bryan and College Station?

Plenty do, but the list narrows fast once you account for full sun, heavy clay, and long dry stretches. Native and adapted species handle it best. The more useful conversation is how much water and upkeep you want to commit to.

How often does mulch need replacing?

Once a year keeps the depth, the color, and the weed suppression. If the edge is holding, it is a quick job.

Can you expand a bed that is already there?

Yes — bed expansions are one of the most common requests we get. We cut the new line, work the soil, plant, and re-edge so it reads as one bed rather than an addition.

Do you handle the lawn as well?

Yes. Most of our landscaping customers are also on a regular lawn schedule, which means the beds get looked at every week rather than once a year.

Pricing Guide · Updated September 2026

What Do Patios, Walkways & Decks Cost in Bryan, TX?

Typical Bryan–College Station pricing: paver patios run $12–$25 per square foot installed, concrete walkways $8–$15 per square foot, and wood decks $30–$60 per square foot. A typical 300 sq ft paver patio lands between $3,600 and $7,500.

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Paver patios

Paver patios typically run $12–$25 per square foot installed in the Bryan area — the range covers paver choice, base preparation, and site access. On our clay soils, base prep is the whole ballgame: a properly compacted base is why a patio stays flat through wet winters and baked summers.

Walkways and concrete work

Concrete walkways typically run $8–$15 per square foot; paver walkways price like small patios. Front walks are small projects with outsized curb-appeal returns — most finish in a day or two.

Decks

Pressure-treated wood decks typically run $30–$60 per square foot depending on height, railings, and built-ins. In our climate, board choice and proper footing depth decide how the deck looks in year five — not year one.

Patios, Walkways & Decks pricing — things people ask.

How much is a 300 square foot paver patio?

At typical Bryan-area rates of $12–$25 per square foot installed, a 300 sq ft patio lands between $3,600 and $7,500 depending on pavers and site prep.

Pavers or poured concrete — which is better here?

Concrete is cheaper up front; pavers cost more but handle clay-soil movement better — individual pavers can be lifted and re-set, while a cracked slab is forever. On this soil, that flexibility matters.

How long does a patio take to build?

Most residential paver patios take two to five days: excavation and base work first, laying second. Weather is the only wildcard.

Do patios need permits in Bryan?

Ground-level patios generally don’t. Attached covers, tall decks, and anything structural can — we confirm before work starts.

Ranges above are typical for the Bryan–College Station area and are a planning guide, not a quote. Your written quote is free: request one here or see the Patios, Walkways & Decks service page.