Evergreen Landscape Pros Expands Hardscaping Service Area
SANTA FE, NM - August 28, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - Evergreen Landscape Pros, a Santa Fe-based landscaping company
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SANTA FE, NM – August 28, 2026 – PRESSADVANTAGE –
Evergreen Landscape Pros, a Santa Fe-based landscaping company operating as Santa Fe Landscapers, has expanded its patio, portal, and walkway installation services to the village of Pecos, New Mexico, giving property owners in the area east of Santa Fe direct access to hardscape design and construction. The expansion took effect this month and covers custom stone patios, covered portals, and paved walkways throughout Pecos and its surrounding communities.
Pecos sits roughly 25 miles east of Santa Fe along Interstate 25, at the western edge of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and near Pecos National Historical Park. Until now, many residents of the village and the smaller settlements along the Pecos River corridor traveled to Santa Fe or Albuquerque to hire crews for stonework and outdoor construction. The service extension is intended to shorten that distance and place installation, grading, and drainage work within the same market the company already serves.
The added services, laid out on the company’s patios and walkways page, center on three related types of hardscape construction. Patios are built from flagstone, natural stone, or manufactured pavers set over prepared and compacted bases. Portals, the covered porch structures common to Northern New Mexico architecture, are constructed to extend usable outdoor space along a home’s exterior. Walkways connect entrances, driveways, and garden areas using stone or paver surfaces graded to move water away from foundations.
Hardscape work in the Pecos area carries specific technical demands tied to elevation and climate. The village lies near 7,000 feet, where freeze-thaw cycles, seasonal runoff from higher terrain, and rocky soils all affect how patios and walkways must be based and drained. Installations that fail to account for those conditions can shift or crack within a few seasons, which is why site grading and base preparation form a large share of each project.
“Property owners in Pecos have asked for local access to durable stonework for a long time, and the expansion answers that demand,” said Kevin Lopez, owner of Evergreen Landscape Pros. “The terrain there is different from central Santa Fe, so each patio and walkway is engineered for the drainage and the soil that the site actually has.”
Each project in the expanded area begins with a site assessment that measures slope, evaluates soil, and identifies where water collects during storms. From there, the company develops a layout for the patio, portal, or walkway and sets a base designed to hold the surface level through repeated freezing and thawing. Material selection follows the assessment, with stone and paver options chosen for both appearance and resistance to the region’s weather.
The move reflects broader demand for outdoor living construction across Northern New Mexico, where homeowners have increasingly invested in patios and portals as functional extensions of interior space. Pecos, with its proximity to the national historical park, the Pecos Wilderness, and the recreation areas along the river, draws both full-time residents and seasonal property owners who maintain second homes in the area. That mix has supported steady interest in outdoor construction that withstands the local environment.
Lopez said the company plans to keep its crews and equipment sized to the added territory rather than treating Pecos as an occasional destination. “Serving the area properly means showing up consistently, not just for one project and then leaving,” said Lopez. “The goal is to make quality hardscape construction a normal option for people who live and own property east of the city.”
The expanded service area includes standard elements of hardscape construction such as excavation, base installation, stone or paver setting, and final grading, all handled by the company’s existing crews. Scheduling for the Pecos area opened alongside the announcement, and project timelines follow the same seasonal patterns that govern stonework elsewhere in the region, with most installation concentrated in the warmer months when ground conditions allow reliable base work.
For more information, visit https://www.santafelandscapers.com/patios-portals-and-walkways-in-pecos-nm/.
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For more information about Evergreen Landscape Pros, contact the company here:
Evergreen Landscape Pros
Kevin Lopez
+15053936449
info@santafelandscapers.com
105 Cienega St, Ste #110, Santa Fe, NM, United States, 87501
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