Paver Patios & Walkways

Plan the finished space and the work underneath

Patio size, pathways, steps, access and drainage all affect the project. Bring dimensions or photos if you have them, and explain how you want to use the space.

What the written scope should cover

• Layout, dimensions, material and pattern
• Removal, excavation and disposal
• Base preparation appropriate to the project
• Grades, drainage and transitions to existing surfaces
• Edge restraints and joint treatment
• Cleanup and a final walkthrough

What affects the estimate?

Square footage is only one factor. Material choice, machine access, excavation, disposal, drainage, curves, steps and retaining features can change the amount of work substantially. Request a property-specific estimate instead of relying on a single square-foot price.

Actual project examples

The photograph above shows a paver patio with a curved border and broad steps. Our Before & After gallery also follows patio and landscape-bed work through its stages. Concept renderings are identified separately from completed photographs.

Care and future changes

Pavers and joints need periodic inspection and maintenance. Ask about care for the materials selected and any warranty terms included in your written agreement. Patio and wall requirements depend on the site and agreed design.