Woodbine, MD · Licensed MHIC #159193

Hardscaping that holds up. Landscaping that stands out.

Patios, retaining walls and complete yards for homeowners in Howard, Carroll and Baltimore County.
2019
Locally owned
★★★★★
“Could not be happier with the work, the crew, the price, and the attention to detail.”
Trevor D. · 50+ Google reviews

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★★★★★ Rated Excellent · 50+ Google Reviews

Patios & Retaining Walls Built Right in Howard & Carroll County

Licensed Maryland hardscaping and landscaping contractor. Owner-led crews, honest pricing, and work that holds up for decades.

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MHIC Licensed

#159193 · Fully insured

Owner on Site

Gianni leads every build

Saturday Estimates

Fits your work week

Local Since 2019

Based in Woodbine, MD

What we build

Most of our work is hardscaping, and we back it up with full landscaping and maintenance so your yard looks finished.
Most requested

Patios & Walkways

Pavers, flagstone and natural stone, with seat walls and fire pits.

Retaining Walls

Block and stone walls that stop erosion and create usable, level yard space.

Landscaping

Planting, mulch, bed design, lighting and full yard makeovers.

Lawn Care & Drainage

Scheduled mowing, cleanups and drainage fixes for wet yards.
Before
After

Before & after · Marriottsville, MD

From washed-out slope to backyard you'll use

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Neighbors recommend us

Rated Excellent from 35+ Google reviews
★★★★★
“Total removal and replace of our landscaping. Could not be happier.”
Trevor D. · Google
★★★★★
“Professional, responsive, and did exactly what was needed.”
Shelby B. · Google
★★★★★
“GT Cuts has done several projects for us and it’s always been a good experience.”
Thomas C. · Google

Areas we serve

Based in Woodbine, we build patios, walls and landscapes across Howard, Carroll and Baltimore County.

Ellicott CityColumbiaClarksvilleWoodbineWestminsterEldersburgSykesvilleMount AiryOwings MillsReisterstownCatonsvilleTowson

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