What affects the price
- MaterialConcrete pavers, natural stone, and permeable systems carry different material and labor costs.
- Base and drainagePoor drainage or clay soil requires more excavation, stone base, and slope control.
- Walls and featuresRetaining walls, steps, fire pits, and lighting add cost and may trigger permits.
What's included
- Layout and material plan
- Excavation and compacted base
- Paver or stone installation
- Edge restraint, joint material, and cleanup
When to call
Call before peak summer scheduling. Retaining walls over 4 feet, surcharge conditions, electrical lighting, or drainage changes can require permits or engineering.
Related questions
Does a patio need a permit?
A simple grade-level patio often does not, but retaining walls, steps, drainage changes, electrical work, or right-of-way impacts can require local review.
What should a patio quote include?
It should name excavation depth, base material, compaction, edge restraint, drainage, paver model, warranty, and cleanup.
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