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If it's in the KC metro, we'll build there.

Click any pin and we'll show you what we know about that city.

Detailed city guide Straightforward build process, no dedicated guide

Browse our hardscape guides by city.

For the suburbs where we've built the most, we put down what we'd actually tell a homeowner. Permit fees, tree ordinances, the HOAs you'd be dealing with, and the cost ranges from our own jobs. None of it is generic.

Aerial view of a finished paver patio and outdoor living build in Leawood, Kansas by Kansas City Hardscapes
Leawood
Kansas

Ord 3178 tree rule, $1,450 permit admin, $2,500 engineered plans, the Leawood Homes Association review process.

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Finished outdoor living space in Overland Park, Kansas built by Kansas City Hardscapes
Overland Park
Kansas

Old OP versus new OP, the $1,500 to $2,500 demo bump, ePLACE portal walkthrough, eight named HOAs.

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Custom hardscape project in Mission Hills, Kansas designed and installed by Kansas City Hardscapes
Mission Hills
Kansas

Five-resident ARB, greenspace minimums by lot size, Tree Protection Plan requirements, the $2,000 Professional Review Panel fee.

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Prairie Village, Kansas paver patio and outdoor space built by Kansas City Hardscapes
Prairie Village
Kansas

PVHA founded 1941, Chapter 19.47 tree ordinance DBH thresholds, ten named subdivisions across the city.

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Drone view of a hardscape project in Olathe, Kansas by Kansas City Hardscapes
Olathe
Kansas

Master-planned community angle, Cedar Creek and Stonebridge sub-association ARCs, UDO 18.30.240 setbacks.

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Lee's Summit, Missouri outdoor living build by Kansas City Hardscapes, aerial view
Lee's Summit
Missouri

Missouri side of the metro, 2018 ICC under Ord 8536, CityView portal, Missouri-registered engineer requirements.

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Outdoor living build with pavilion and paver patio in Liberty, Missouri by Kansas City Hardscapes
Liberty
Missouri

2018 ICC under Ord 11358, 5/20 pool setbacks, UDO §30-97.4 tree ordinance, the Dougherty Historic District COA process.

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Aerial golden-hour view of a premium outdoor living build with paver patio, stone fireplace, pergola, outdoor kitchen, and fire pit overlooking a golf course and lake
Loch Lloyd
Missouri

Two-layer Village plus Country Club Design Review Committee, course-adjacent and lake-adjacent design rules, premium material tier inside the gates.

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Shawnee, Kansas fire pit, paver patio, steps, and retaining wall by Kansas City Hardscapes
Shawnee
Kansas

Most current code in the metro (2024 IRC since April 2026), Johnson County Class A/B/C contractor requirement, Highland Ridge and Brittany HOAs.

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Lenexa, Kansas paver patio with large pergola, hot tub, and retaining wall by Kansas City Hardscapes
Lenexa
Kansas

Unified Development Code, the 120 sf accessory threshold, 2018 IRC pool plan review, Cedar Creek and Falcon Ridge HOAs.

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Parkville, Missouri paver patio with cedar pergola and seating wall by Kansas City Hardscapes
Parkville
Missouri

2018 ICC under Ord 3027, hill-and-bluff engineered retaining walls, Riss Lake and The National Golf Club HOAs, The Bluffs cliff-side builds.

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Stilwell, Kansas acreage outdoor living build with pavilion and fireplace by Kansas City Hardscapes
Stilwell
Kansas

Unincorporated Johnson County permits through 913-715-2200, Class A/B/C contractor licensing, 200 sf accessory threshold, acreage builds.

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Kansas City, MO paver patio with outdoor fireplace, kitchen, and pergola by Kansas City Hardscapes
Brookside & Waldo
Kansas City, MO

KCMO 2018 IBC, the Wornall Homestead Overlay District (2017), Historic Preservation Commission review west of Main, tight 1920s lots with mature canopy.

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Blue Springs, Missouri outdoor living build with pergola, paver patio, and grill station by Kansas City Hardscapes
Blue Springs
Missouri

2018 IBC, 6-foot pool barrier minimum, 8-foot setback for the pool AND the equipment, 250 sf accessory threshold, Adams Pointe and Chapman Farms HOAs.

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Kearney, Missouri Northland outdoor living build with fireplace, pergola, and grill station by Kansas City Hardscapes
Kearney
Missouri

2018 IRC plus the 2018 ISPSC for pools, every fence needs a permit, 200 sf accessory threshold, a Northland mix of in-town subdivisions and acreage.

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Kansas City, MO travertine patio with pool, pergola, and outdoor kitchen by Kansas City Hardscapes
Kansas City
Missouri

240 neighborhoods, four counties, one building code. CompassKC portal, 2012 IRC pool barriers, 1-acre Land Disturbance, Hyde Park / Quality Hill / Sunset Hill HPC review.

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Aerial drone view of an outdoor living build with pavilion and paver patio by Kansas City Hardscapes
Kansas City
Kansas

One merged government for the city and the county (the UG), a 5-foot pool fence minimum, self-locking gates, Piper as the affluent west-side anchor.

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Outdoor living build by Kansas City Hardscapes in the Kansas City metro area
Independence
Missouri

Missouri's 4th-largest city runs its own building department. 2018 IBC/IRC, 6-foot pool barrier, 10-foot pool-to-house setback, Heritage Commission COA in the Truman Heritage District.

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Everywhere else we work.

These cities show up on the map as grey pins. No dedicated guide because the permits, code, and HOA process here are straightforward. We still know them well, we just don't need a 2,000-word page to explain it.

Johnson County, Kansas

Mission, Roeland Park, Westwood, Fairway, Merriam, Spring Hill, Gardner, De Soto, Bonner Springs, Basehor.

The Northland

Gladstone, Smithville, Riverside, Platte City, Weston.

Eastland and Cass County

Kansas City, Grandview, Raytown, Belton, Raymore.

Don't see your city? Doesn't mean we can't make it work.

We've taken jobs in Lawrence and built down in Topeka. Neither is on our weekly route, but the right project pulls us out there. If you're in the wider region with something specific in mind, give us a call and we'll have an honest conversation about whether it fits.

The threshold is usually scope. A small patio in Topeka is hard to justify. A full outdoor living build that's worth the drive is a different conversation entirely.

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