
Real usable size
We lay out against actual furniture. A patio that cannot hold a table and chairs is a walkway.


We lay out against actual furniture. A patio that cannot hold a table and chairs is a walkway.

Terracing turns a sloped yard into two usable rooms instead of one awkward one.

Built-in seating adds capacity without furniture and gives the patio a defined edge.

A built-in fire pit is the feature that gets used most, from April through November.

Gas, water and electric sleeves go in during the base work whether you build the kitchen now or later.

Step and wall lights are set during the build, which is the only time it is simple to do.
Want this in your backyard? Let us walk it with you.

A patio needs six to eight inches of compacted base here, more on clay. Cutting this is why patios heave.
A consistent bedding layer screeded to grade is what makes the finished surface flat underfoot.
Edge restraint, plate compaction and polymeric joint sand keep the field tight and the weeds out.

Building anywhere in the metro. Tell us where your yard is.

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Most usable patios start in the mid five figures once base, drainage and a seat wall are included. Our cost guide has the per-foot ranges.
Plan around twelve by sixteen feet minimum for dining, more if you also want lounge seating.
Polymeric sand and proper compaction stop most of it. Occasional seeds land on top; they pull out easily.
Often. Colors shift between production runs, so we sometimes blend to make an addition read intentionally.
Decades on good base. The pavers outlive the base, which is why the base is where we spend your money.
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Tell us how you want to use it and we will size it against real furniture, not a drawing.