STUNNING, INVITING CUSTOM PATIOS

A well-designed custom patio is often the focal point of a new landscape. A new flagstone or paver patio offers a comfortable outdoor environment to entertain family and friends or simply relax. Patios complement landscaped gardens and surroundings, as well as improve the exterior appearance of your property.

Designing a patio is an exciting process, with many design options. Patios can be square, rectangular, circular, free-form, or a series of interconnected shapes that work together as a whole.

We offer an extensive selection of materials for your new patio, including concrete, clay, brick, and natural stone. These materials offer an endless choice of color, shape, size, and textures. You don’t need to limit your design to a single material, however. Different materials can be applied for banding, borders, and inlays, defining certain areas and adding unique elements to your patio. We use polymeric sand and sealants to fill the space between stones and seal them to prevent against erosion, weed growth, and insects.

Request an estimate or contact us to learn how a custom patio can complement and enhance the character of your home and landscape.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best material for a patio?

Concrete, natural stone, and porcelain are all excellent patio materials. The best choice depends on your preferences, budget, and intended use. Multiple materials can also be combined for borders, inlays, or accents.

How long does patio installation take?

Installation timelines range from one day to several weeks, depending on size and complexity. We work efficiently while maintaining the highest quality standards.

Will my patio cause drainage issues?

No. Drainage is carefully addressed during the design and installation phases to ensure proper water flow and prevent pooling.

How do I maintain my patio?

Stone and paver patios require minimal maintenance. Regular sweeping and occasional rinsing are usually sufficient. Polymeric sand may need periodic touch-ups to maintain joint stability and prevent weed growth.

Do I need a permit for a patio?

Most ground-level patios do not require permits. However, patios with structures such as roofs or pergolas often do. We manage the permitting process when required.