Paver Patios & Walkways
Patios and walkways sized for how you sit, cook, and move through the yard, in concrete pavers, brick, or travertine.
Explore paver patios & walkways →Kendall & Miami-Dade County
Pavers and Artificial Turf in Kendall, FL
Kendall grew up between the 1950s and the 1990s. If your pool deck, patio, or lawn dates from then, this is the work that replaces it. Greene & Stone Outdoor installs pavers and artificial turf in Kendall, from pool decks and driveways to pet turf and putting greens, with one team on the design and the build.
The real problem
What Kendall Yards Are Up Against
Three things shape outdoor work in Kendall: limestone close to the surface, a county watering schedule of two days a week, and association rules in many neighborhoods. A plan that accounts for all three at the start spares you a redo later.
- “The pool deck is original to the house and it is cracked.”
- “Two watering days a week is not keeping the lawn alive.”
- “My HOA has rules and I do not know what they allow.”
- “The backyard is small and I want it to do more.”
- “The driveway is stained concrete and it drags the house down.”
- “I do not know who handles permits in Kendall.”
Local conditions
Building in Kendall
Five facts about Kendall that change how pavers and turf are planned here.
- Permits
- Kendall is unincorporated, so there is no city building department. Permits for a Kendall address go through Miami-Dade County.
- Watering
- Miami-Dade limits lawn irrigation to two days a week, before 10 a.m. or after 4 p.m. Artificial turf takes that area off the schedule.
- Ground
- Limestone lies close to the surface across this part of Miami-Dade, so excavation depth and drainage are settled before the base goes in.
- Housing
- Most of Kendall was developed from the 1950s through the 1990s, moving west over time.
- Associations
- Many Kendall neighborhoods have an HOA. State rules limit what a county can prohibit for turf on single-family lots, and they leave association rules in place.
Pavers and turf
What We Install in Kendall
Paver installation covers patios, driveways, and pool decks. Artificial turf installation covers lawns, dog runs, putting greens, and shared spaces.
Paver Driveways
Driveways built on a deeper base with fixed edges, so the pavers carry your vehicles without ruts or spreading.
Explore paver driveways →Pool Deck Pavers
Travertine and paver pool decks that stay cooler under bare feet, grip when wet, and drain away from the water.
Explore pool deck pavers →Pet Turf
Artificial grass for dogs with flow-through backing and odor-control infill, so the yard rinses clean and stays green.
Explore pet turf →Putting Greens
Backyard putting greens with real cups, a fringe collar, and contours shaped into the base so the breaks stay put.
Explore putting greens →Commercial Artificial Turf
Turf for HOA common areas, hotel grounds, pool decks, and outdoor gyms, matched to the foot traffic each one takes.
Explore commercial artificial turf →From first sketch to final stone
How the Project Comes Together
- 1
Site Visit and Consultation
You walk the property with us and tell us how you want to use the space. We look at the soil, drainage, sun, and existing features, then talk through a realistic budget before anyone draws a line.
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Design and Proposal
You get a design and a clear, itemized proposal for the whole project, not a vague range. Nothing is ordered or scheduled until you approve both the plan and the price.
- 3
Construction and Build
One team handles the work in the right sequence, coordinating the licensed crews who build it. You have a single point of contact for the entire project, so questions get answered the same day.
- 4
Walkthrough and Finish
You walk the finished space with us, and it is not done until you say it is. You leave with care guidance and a clear picture of how everything was built.
Finished work
Turf Our Crews Have Installed in Miami-Dade County
Three installs from elsewhere in the county: a waterfront lawn, a hotel walk strip, and an outdoor gym.
What it costs
What Drives the Number
Area, the material you choose, removal of old concrete, and access to the backyard set the price of a Kendall project. Every project ends in an itemized proposal after a free site visit, so you are never working from a guess.
Before you call
Common Questions from Kendall Homeowners
Do you work in Kendall if the company is based in Homestead?
Yes. Kendall is about 16 miles up US 1 from Homestead, and it is part of the regular service area. Site visits, design, and installation run the same way as a project in Homestead.
Do I need a permit for pavers in Kendall?
It depends on the surface. Kendall has no city permit office, so the question goes to Miami-Dade County, and driveway work at the street is the part most likely to need approval. Permit needs are confirmed while your proposal is prepared.
Can I replace my lawn with artificial turf in Kendall?
On a single-family lot of one acre or less, state rules in effect since May 2026 keep a county from banning turf that meets the state standards. A permit can still be required, and an HOA can still set its own rules. Check your association documents before you order.
Does artificial turf make sense with the watering restrictions?
It can. Miami-Dade allows lawn irrigation two days a week, which is hard on grass in full sun or under heavy use. Turf removes that area from the schedule, and planting beds on drip irrigation cover the rest.
Do you serve West Kendall, The Hammocks, and Country Walk?
Yes. The service area runs from Homestead north through Kendall and the neighborhoods west of the Turnpike. Give the address when you request a visit.
How is a Kendall project priced?
With an itemized proposal after a free site visit. Area, materials, base work, and access set the number. The pricing page lists where projects start.
Ready to talk through your Kendall project?
Tell us about your property and how you want to use it. You get a free site visit, a clear budget conversation, and one accountable team from drawing to final stone.