Westchase is one of the most organized communities in Hillsborough. That's a big part of why people buy there — and it means any visible hardscape change needs approval before a single paver is ordered.
We plan Westchase projects with the association's process in mind so you're not stuck with a design that won't be approved.
We'll walk your property, look at how water moves, and put a written plan in your hands.
Neighborhoods we work in
- The Bridges
- Stonebridge
- Radcliffe
- Glencliff
- West Park Village
- Harbor Links
- Keswick Forest
The homes here
Homes built mostly from the 1990s onward, a mix of block and stucco, organized into many villages with their own character — from West Park Village's walkable streets to golf-course lots. Lots are moderate, with ponds and conservation areas throughout.
Soil, storms and base prep in Westchase
Westchase was built around a network of ponds and wetlands that the stormwater system depends on. Lots drain to those ponds, and the grade around a new driveway or patio has to keep that working. Where yards back onto ponds or conservation areas, the ground near the edge stays wetter; we keep bases out of the saturated zone.
Permits & HOAs
Westchase is unincorporated Hillsborough County, and the community association has a modifications process for exterior changes like driveways, patios and pool decks. We supply the plan, paver color and pattern details that committee typically asks for.
Will the association approve pavers on my driveway?
Paver driveways are common in Westchase, but specific colors and patterns can matter. We'll help you pick options that fit your village and put together the details for your application.
Services in Westchase
- Paver Driveways
Driveway conversions prepared for association review.
- Paver Patios
Patios pitched toward the lot's drainage plan.
- Pool Deck Pavers
Pool deck upgrades on pond-view lots.
- Walkways & Pathways
Front walks that match the village's look.
- Landscape Design & Planting
Planting that meets community standards.