Paver patio installation
Full excavation, 8 inch compacted base, and your choice of Unilock or Techo-Bloc pavers.
Most paver patios fail at the base, not the surface. We dig to frost depth, compact in lifts and back it with a 15 year warranty on settling.
Pricing is per square foot installed, including excavation, base and polymeric sand.
Full excavation, 8 inch compacted base, and your choice of Unilock or Techo-Bloc pavers.
Engineered walls with drainage stone and geogrid on anything over three feet.
Steel framed island, stone veneer, granite top and rough-in for gas and power.
Round or square pit with matching seat wall that ties into the patio field.
We lift sunken sections, correct the base and re-sand rather than tearing the whole thing out.
Catch basins and buried downspout lines so water leaves the patio instead of pooling on it.
Kyle and Marcus Boersma started laying pavers for a landscape company in 2004 and went out on their own three years later. They still run the two install crews, so the person who quoted your patio is on site when it goes in. We do not subcontract the excavation or the laying.
“Three winters in and there is not one high or low spot. The crew also re-graded the side yard that always flooded without adding it to the bill.”
Dana R., 1,100 sq ft patio, Ada
“They quoted a Tuesday start and started Tuesday. The seat wall around the fire pit is the reason we actually use the backyard now.”
Peter V., Fire pit and seat wall, Rockford
“Our old patio had sunk four inches against the house. They lifted and reset it for a third of what two other companies wanted to replace it.”
Michelle T., Patio releveling, Cascade
A typical 400 to 600 square foot patio takes three to five working days. Excavation and base prep is usually two of those days, and that is the part that decides whether it stays flat.
Most of our patios land between $22 and $34 per square foot installed. The spread comes from paver choice, how far we have to haul spoil, and whether the site needs retaining or drainage work.
Not if the base is right. We excavate 10 to 12 inches and compact in lifts so meltwater drains below the pavers instead of freezing under them. Heaving is almost always a sign of a thin or uncompacted base.
A ground level patio usually does not need one in Kent County, but retaining walls over four feet and anything with gas or electric does. We pull the permits we need and schedule the inspections.
Send us the rough size and a photo of the space and we will come measure. Estimates are free and we will not send anyone back to close you.