Call Jake on (910) 723-5180.
Landscape design and build in Pinehurst, NCMoore County
You need a patio in Pinehurst, NC, and the Village wants a permit before the first paver goes down. Jake designs it to fit the rules, and the quote is free.
Pinehurst is about eleven minutes from Gorilla Outdoor Design in West End, and Jake has built here before, so he walks the yard, sketches it in 2D or 3D, and gives you a free quote.
- Quotes
- Free, from Jake himself
- Design
- 2D and 3D before any digging
- Based in
- West End, NC
- Covers
- All of Moore County
Pinehurst landscaper, every service
Looking for a landscaper in Pinehurst, NC?
Gorilla Outdoor Design is a landscape design and build company in West End, about eleven minutes from Pinehurst, NC, and Jake has already built a finished project here, and he gives you a free quote once you've seen the plan. That is all of Pinehurst, zip code 28374.
In Pinehurst Jake does 2D and 3D landscape design, paver patios, retaining walls, drainage and grading, irrigation and lighting, sod and planting, gravel driveways, concrete, tree removal and demo, and because it all comes from one person the patio, the walls and the planting actually fit together.
Pinehurst needs a Village permit for patios, new driveways and any wall over 18 inches, and it limits how much of a lot can be hard surface, so the design has to work inside those numbers. Call or text Jake at (910) 723-5180 and tell him what you want the yard to be.
Free quotes
Tell him what you want the yard to be. Jake picks up his own phone.
What he does in Pinehurst
8 things he does in Pinehurst, and what each one looks like.
- Quotes · Free, from Jake himself
- Design · 2D and 3D before any digging
- Based in · West End, NC
- Covers · All of Moore County
A patio sized for the table, the grill and everybody you invite, built on a base that keeps it flat for years.
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Travertine pool deck Turn the slope you cannot use into flat, usable ground, with a wall that holds and looks like it belongs.
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Retaining wall by the pool See the whole yard in 2D or 3D before anything is dug, so you change the plan on paper and not in the dirt.
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Paver patio and pergola Beds that water themselves and a yard you can actually use after dark, planned with everything else.
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Landscape lighting Stop the puddles, the washouts and the water heading for the house by giving it somewhere better to go.
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Grading, ready for sod Fresh sod, clean beds and the right plants for the Sandhills, so the finished yard looks finished.
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New sod and beds A driveway or slab that handles the trucks and the rain without turning into ruts and mud.
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Gravel driveway and concrete Clear the old deck, the dead tree or the overgrown corner so the new yard has room to happen.
Paver Patios
What he knows about Pinehurst
Three things that are true in Pinehurst and not three towns over.
Walls over 18 inches
Any fence, wall, driveway column or retaining wall over 18 inches tall needs a Village fence permit, garden fencing included.
Patios need a permit
The Village lists patios, and new or resized driveways, among the residential work that needs a permit.
Hard-surface limit
Pinehurst caps how much of each lot can be covered by hard surfaces like patios, walkways, gravel and driveways, while decks count as pervious.
Each card was read from vopnc.org, and checked on 2026-10-28.
Pinehurst, Moore County
Where a Pinehurst job actually gets approved.
Pinehurst has its own rules for walls, patios and how much of a lot can be paved, and they shape what gets drawn.
The office that signs off a Pinehurst job
Village of Pinehurst Planning & Inspections
- Phone
- (910) 295-1900
Before you call, in Pinehurst
Do I need a permit for a retaining wall in Pinehurst?
Yes, if it's over 18 inches tall. The Village requires a fence permit for any fence, wall, driveway column or retaining wall over 18 inches, and extra standards apply in the Historic District. Permits go through the Village's online Permit Center, and the Planning line is (910) 295-1900.
Source: vopnc.orgDo I need a permit to put in a patio in Pinehurst?
Patios are on the Village's list of residential work that needs a permit. Pinehurst also limits how much of a lot can be hard surface, counting patios, walkways, gravel and driveways, so the size of a new patio has to fit that number. Jake sizes the design with that in mind.
Source: vopnc.orgDo I need a permit to take down a tree in Pinehurst?
Usually not on your own lot. A tree in the Village right-of-way needs Public Services approval at (910) 295-5021, a Historic District property may need a certificate of appropriateness, and big land-disturbing work may need a development permit.
Source: vopnc.org
Office details and the answers above are read from the office's own pages, the state's own documents and the Census, and were checked on 2026-10-28. Call ahead before you drive there, because hours move.
Jake Mennes, Owner, Gorilla Outdoor Design
West End, NC
Who you are calling
The person who quotes the Pinehurst job is the person who comes back and does it.
Gorilla Outdoor Design is Jake. Jake picks up his own phone.
Jake is about eleven minutes away in West End, and Pinehurst's permit rules for walls and patios are part of how he sizes the plan.
From his Google listing, in the words people wrote
Tell him what you want the yard to be and he’ll draw it up and quote it free.
Jake picks up his own phone.