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Family-owned · Based in Pilot Point, Texas

Outdoor Kitchens, Patios, Concrete & Stonework Built Around Your Property

Plan a durable, functional outdoor space with a local team serving Argyle, Northlake, Southlake, Prosper, Frisco, Plano, Whitesboro, McKinney, Allen, and North Dallas.

  • Concrete installations built for the intended use and site
  • Outdoor kitchens and patios planned around how you entertain
  • Stonework shaped to complement the property
Plan for the property

The Questions That Shape a Durable Outdoor Project

Useful estimates start with site conditions and intended use—not a generic price per square foot.

How will the space be used?

Parking, cooking, gathering, walking, heat, equipment, and daily traffic change the layout and material choices.

Where does water go?

Slope, downspouts, low areas, drainage paths, and nearby foundations should be reviewed before the final scope.

What is below and around it?

North Texas soil, base preparation, utilities, access, trees, easements, and adjoining surfaces all affect planning.

Which approvals apply?

Permits and HOA requirements can depend on the address, wall height, structures, fire features, lot coverage, and utilities.

A practical approach

Clear Scope. Honest Recommendations. Family-Business Care.

Start with the site

The property, access, grade, drainage, and intended use guide the conversation.

Define the details

Dimensions, materials, finishes, utilities, and adjacent surfaces belong in the scope.

Set realistic expectations

Timing and construction assumptions are confirmed for the specific project.

Walk the finished work

Completion includes a final review of the agreed scope with the property owner.

Serving North Dallas and surrounding North Texas communities. Share your project address so we can discuss availability.

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Financing available

Explore Financing for Your Project

Ask our team about the current financing option when planning your concrete, patio, outdoor kitchen, or stonework project.

Plan the next step with clear information

  • Discuss financing during your free estimate
  • Review the current option with the project team
  • Confirm all terms before moving forward

Financing is subject to lender terms, eligibility, and approval. Options may change.

What areas does 3 555's Maintenance serve?

The current service area includes Argyle, Northlake, Southlake, Prosper, Frisco, Plano, Whitesboro, McKinney, Allen, and North Dallas. Availability is confirmed by project address and scope.

What services do you offer?

The primary services are concrete installations, outdoor kitchens and patios, and stonework. Projects may include driveways, slabs, walkways, paver or concrete patios, outdoor cooking areas, retaining walls, fireplaces, fire pits, steps, borders, and custom stone features.

How much does an outdoor kitchen, patio, concrete, or stone project cost?

Cost depends on measurements, demolition, access, grading, drainage, utilities, materials, finish, structural requirements, and project complexity. A site-specific scope is needed for useful pricing.

How should a North Texas project account for clay soil?

North Texas clay can move as moisture changes. Project planning should review drainage, grade, compaction, base preparation, joints, reinforcement, and nearby foundations for the specific site.

Do I need a permit or HOA approval?

Possibly. Requirements vary by city, address, lot coverage, easements, drainage changes, wall height, utilities, fire features, and structures. Confirm current municipal and HOA requirements before work begins.

What information should I send in the project chat?

Include the project address or ZIP code, project type, approximate dimensions, how you want to use the space, desired materials or inspiration, site-access notes, target timing, and any drainage or utility concerns.

Can you help compare pavers, concrete, and stone?

Yes. The right material depends on use, appearance, grade, drainage, maintenance preferences, repairability, nearby materials, and budget. The team can help narrow the options for the property.

Can you work with an existing patio, walkway, or landscape?

That depends on the condition, elevation, drainage, base, and how the new work must connect. Existing surfaces and structures should be evaluated before deciding whether to extend, overlay, repair, or replace them.