Dormont landscaping: walls, patios, and drainage for borough lots.

Yes. Quinten walks every Dormont property himself before anything gets quoted or scheduled. Call, text, use the contact form, or book a time on Calendly.

It depends on length, height, and how hard the site is to access. Our retaining wall calculator turns those inputs into a realistic price range using our actual installed pricing in the South Hills, so you can run your numbers before we visit. Concrete footers, railroad ties, and difficult removals are priced at the site visit.

Patio pricing comes down to size and material choices. The paver patio calculator on this site uses our real installed pricing to give you a range in about a minute.

We are based in Venetia, in Peters Township, Washington County, and we work across the South Hills and nearby, including Dormont.

We scope access at the free estimate: how equipment reaches the backyard and where materials get staged. Access is one of the inputs in our retaining wall calculator, where tight access adds roughly $5 to $20 per square foot.

Some projects do. Permit rules are set by the municipality, and our permit rules guide covers the South Hills townships we checked but not Dormont, so we do not guess at a rule. We walk through what your project needs during the estimate, and we recommend checking with Dormont Borough before breaking ground. Q&A handles the permit and inspections on walls that need one.

Dormont and the surrounding area: Mt. Lebanon, Squirrel Hill, Shadyside, and the rest of the South Hills.

Yes. Q&A Landscaping is a PA registered home improvement contractor (PA HIC #PA116241), fully insured, and a BBB Accredited Business with an A+ rating.

Yes. Retaining walls and patios carry a 5-year craftsmanship warranty.

Both. The same crew that builds full wall and patio projects also handles mulch refreshes, cleanups, and planting beds. Small jobs are how many of our long-term customers started with us.

Quinten quotes every job personally, and the core crew has been together for years. You will not get a rotating cast of subcontractors.

Earlier than you think. The season runs early spring through winter and the calendar fills weeks ahead, so the best move is getting on the schedule before the season you want the work done.