Landscaping & Hardscaping in Indian Trail, NC

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Paver patio and seating wall built by Andrew's Landscaping near Indian Trail, NC

Outdoor construction built for Indian Trail properties

In Indian Trail and Stallings we do a lot of patio, walkway, wall and drainage work on subdivision lots, plus full backyard renovations that turn a flat rectangle of lawn into usable outdoor rooms.

One project lead manages the whole build from first walkthrough to final walkthrough, and the field work is carried out by vetted crews we have used for years — excavation, masonry, carpentry, concrete, pools, lighting, turf and planting. You deal with one company, one schedule and one point of contact. We are licensed and fully insured, and we take on residential and commercial property alike.

Paver patios, walkways and steps
Retaining walls and grade correction
Fiberglass and concrete pool installation
Pergolas, decks, porches and fencing
Outdoor kitchens, fire pits and lighting
Roofing and full interior remodeling

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Indian Trail Services

What we build in Indian Trail

Every service below is managed by us end to end, with one project lead accountable for the schedule and the finished result.

Paver Patios in Indian Trail

Custom paver patios designed and installed by our vetted crews — premium pavers, travertine and natural stone laid on a base built to last through…

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Retaining Walls in Indian Trail

Engineered and decorative retaining walls that hold a slope for good — segmental block, natural stone, poured concrete and pier-supported…

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Pools & Poolscapes by Andrew's Landscaping

Pools & Poolscapes in Indian Trail

Fiberglass and concrete pool installation with the full surrounding build — decking, retaining walls, lighting, privacy and planting handled by one…

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Outdoor Kitchens by Andrew's Landscaping

Outdoor Kitchens in Indian Trail

Built-in outdoor kitchens with stone or masonry islands, grills, counters, storage and utilities run correctly the first…

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Pergolas, Decks & Porches by Andrew's Landscaping

Pergolas, Decks & Porches in Indian Trail

Custom outdoor structures — pergolas, pavilions, decks, screened and covered porches — framed and finished by our own carpentry…

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Concrete & Masonry by Andrew's Landscaping

Concrete & Masonry in Indian Trail

All types of flatwork and masonry — driveways, patios, walkways, slabs, steps, stone veneer, brick and block…

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Full Scope

Everything we cover in Indian Trail, inside and out

Hardscape

Paver patios
Walkways & steps
Retaining walls
Seating walls & columns
Concrete driveways & slabs
Stone masonry & veneer

Landscape

Landscape design & installation
Full landscape renovations
Plantings, mulch, rock & pine needles
Sod installation — no hydroseeding
Artificial turf & putting greens
Grading, leveling & drainage

Outdoor Construction

Pergolas & pavilions
Decks & porches
Fencing & privacy screening
Outdoor kitchens
Fire pits & fireplaces
Landscape lighting

Interior & Exterior

Fiberglass & concrete pools
Turn-key backyard remodeling
Roofing & repairs
Kitchen & bath remodeling
Flooring, tile & trim
Commercial property work

Indian Trail Permitting

Permits and approvals for Indian Trail projects

Indian Trail has a genuine two-step permitting process, and taking the steps out of order is the most common reason a back yard project here stalls. The Town goes first, Union County goes second, and the County will not close the job out until the Town signs off.

Town zoning permit first

A Planning Technician at the Town of Indian Trail processes the zoning permit for an accessory structure or addition. At submission the Town requires a completed application, payment of the fee, and a site plan or survey — applications can be handled in person, online or by mail (Town of Indian Trail residential accessory structures).

Union County building permit second

After the zoning permit is issued, a Union County building permit may also be required. By the Town's own guidance, that typically applies to all structural residential additions, accessory structures over 120 square feet, accessory structures over 12 feet in height, and any structure requiring electrical, plumbing or mechanical work. If your pergola is 121 square feet or you want power run to it, that is a County permit.

The County waits on the Town at the end

Once the work is finished, the Town's Code Enforcement office (704-821-5401) performs a zoning compliance inspection. If a County building permit was pulled, Union County will withhold final approval until Indian Trail's zoning compliance certification is released. Missing that last step is how a finished project ends up with an open permit on the property.

Attached structures follow the house

The Town treats a covered patio, an attached pergola or an attached deck as a residential addition, which means it has to sit inside the same setbacks as the principal house — shown on your survey — and the materials have to match the main structure. An architectural rendering may also be required. Detaching a structure instead of attaching it sometimes avoids the setback problem entirely, and that is a design decision worth making before the quote, not after.

Where we work in Indian Trail

Crismark · Bonterra Village · Brandon Oaks · Brittany Downs · Stallings · the Old Monroe Road corridor and the rest of Indian Trail and Union County. If you are not sure whether your address falls inside the Indian Trail limits or in unincorporated Union County, tell us the street and we will confirm which office your permit goes through.

Common Questions

Questions we get asked

What permits do I need for a deck or pergola in Indian Trail?

Two, potentially. First a zoning permit from the Town of Indian Trail, processed by a Planning Technician and requiring a completed application, the fee and a site plan or survey. Then a Union County building permit, which typically applies to structural additions, accessory structures over 120 square feet or over 12 feet tall, and anything needing electrical, plumbing or mechanical work.

Does an attached covered patio have to meet the same setbacks as my house?

Yes. Indian Trail treats a covered patio, attached pergola or attached deck as a residential addition, so it has to conform to the principal house setbacks shown on your survey, and the materials have to match the main structure. An architectural rendering may be required. Building the structure detached instead sometimes sidesteps the setback issue — worth deciding at design stage.

At what size does my accessory structure need a county permit?

Per the Town's guidance, a Union County building permit is typically required for accessory structures over 120 square feet in area or over 12 feet in height, for all structural residential additions, and for any structure requiring electricity, plumbing or mechanical work. A 10x12 shed at 120 square feet and a 121-square-foot one are on opposite sides of that line.

What happens at the end of an Indian Trail project?

The Town's Code Enforcement office performs a zoning compliance inspection once the work is complete. If a Union County building permit was involved, the County holds final approval until the Town releases its zoning compliance certification. We carry that through to closeout so you are not left with an open permit on the property.

Do you work in Indian Trail and Stallings?

Yes — a lot of our Union County work is patios, walkways, walls and drainage on subdivision lots in communities like Crismark, Bonterra Village and Brandon Oaks, plus full back yard renovations that turn a flat rectangle of lawn into usable outdoor rooms.