REVEL
In Your Outdoors
For new home builds or remodels, our complete design team is able to not only consider functionality and aesthetics, but also take into consideration cost/value engineering and longevity, what are the expectations both short and long term for the design and products selected.
As a design/build firm, we guide our clients through every step of the process. We align their wants, needs, and goals with budgetary requirements to deliver a premium result that will be valued, relevant, and enjoyed for decades!
Decks & Outdoor Structures
Extend your living space with a deck or outdoor structure built around your needs. From open gathering areas to shaded retreats, we create comfortable spaces that complement your home and invite you outside.
Patios & Hardscaping
Make your yard a welcoming place to gather, relax, and enjoy the outdoors. We build patios, walkways, and hardscaping that connect your outdoor spaces with durable materials and thoughtful attention to detail.
Outdoor Kitchens & Fire Features
Bring cooking, dining, and conversation into the open air. From outdoor kitchens made for entertaining to fire features that add warmth and atmosphere, we create inviting spaces for everyday enjoyment and special occasions.
Retaining Walls & Water Features
Add structure and a sense of calm to your landscape. Our retaining walls make sloped areas more usable, while water features bring movement, sound, and a natural focal point to your outdoor space.
Feature: TERRACED SEATING
At Virginia Tech Baseball
The Hokies trusted us with a piece of their home field.
You can trust us with a piece of yours.
Virginia Tech hired Next Level Builders to construct terraced retaining-wall seating at its baseball stadium, creating a distinctive place for fans to gather and enjoy the game. Our role focused on the seating area, bringing together durable construction and thoughtful use of the sloped site. We bring that same care, craftsmanship, and dependable service to retaining walls, patios, and outdoor spaces at your home.
