Services
Patios
A patio built on a properly prepared base holds its lines for years; one that isn’t shows it within a season. We build for the first outcome.
Overview
How we approach patios.
A patio is one of the most-used spaces we build, which means base preparation matters more here than almost anywhere else on the property. Excavation depth, compacted aggregate base, and edge restraint determine whether a patio stays flat and tight for years or starts shifting and gapping within a season or two.
Beyond the base, patio design is about how the space actually gets used — dining, a fire feature, a transition point to the yard — and we lay out the shape and material accordingly, rather than defaulting to a rectangle.
What's included
What matters in a patios project.
- Proper excavation and compacted base — the part that determines long-term performance, not just appearance
- Edge restraint that keeps paver joints tight over time instead of spreading
- Layout designed around how the space will actually be used, not a default shape
- Material and pattern choices that connect visually with the rest of the property’s hardscape
Related Projects
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Concentric-Ring Paver Patio — Lakefront (Under Construction)
Herringbone Patio & Steps Near Pool
Paver Patio with Seat Wall & Pillars
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Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between a patio and a paver patio?
Most of our patio work uses concrete pavers, though the right material depends on the property and your preferences — we’ll talk through the options during design.
How long does a patio installation take?
It depends on size and site conditions; we’ll give you a specific timeline once we’ve scoped the project.
Can a patio be built around an existing fire pit or outdoor kitchen?
Yes — see Outdoor Fireplaces and Outdoor Kitchens for how those integrate with a patio design.
Do pavers need to be sealed or cleaned?
Sealing and cleaning helps preserve paver color and joint stability over time. We offer brick paver cleaning & sealing as part of a new project or as a standalone service for an existing patio.
Ready to start your patios project?
Tell us about your space and we'll follow up to schedule a consultation.