Rocky Mountain Lodge design by ADC Hardscapes · Edmond / OKC

We don’t build concrete. We build art.

Hand-carved walls that look like they came out of the Rockies, plus grottoes and outdoor living built as functional art. Each piece is designed by Donnie Price, sculpted by hand on your property, and built to hold the ground behind it.

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A detailed pool water feature made by ADC Hardscapes and Retaining Walls

What We Can Build Together

An elegant retaining wall with stairs leading up to a house

Carved walls

Retaining walls hand-carved to look like natural mountain rock. It’s a structural wall first, and every face is sculpted by hand so it reads as stone, not concrete.

A custom pool with waterfall and rock feature

Grottoes and water features

Caves, grottoes, and waterfalls carved to feel like they’ve always been there.

Outdoor living space with kitchen and seating on a beautiful patio

Outdoor living as art

Carved steps, boulders, fire pits sculpted like tree stumps, and seating walls, all designed as one space.

A natural swimming pool surrounded by palm trees

Natural swimming pools

Natural pools designed to look like a mountain swimming hole.

Designed by Donnie Price on every project · Sculpted by hand on site · Edmond and OKC

Ready to talk through your project?

Fill out the form to request your complimentary consultation or call us to book it at 405-259-0821. Our process starts with a phone call where we discuss the details of your project. In that call, we examine if we’re a good fit for each other’s needs. Don’t expect our initial phone call to include a discussion of price – we have to walk your property first.

Donnie reviews every inquiry, so we’ll get back to you in 1-2 business days.

Get started by filling out your contact information. As a reminder, our consultation process is on-site in the Oklahoma City metro area only; we do not perform remote bids.

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