Paver patios, flagstone paths, and stamped concrete built on a proper base so they stay flat, drain right, and look sharp through Utah freeze-thaw winters.
Most patio failures are base failures. We excavate to depth, compact road base in lifts, screed a bedding layer, and lock the perimeter with edge restraint so nothing shifts or heaves.
From there it's about how you'll use it: traffic flow, seating room, grill and fire feature clearance, and drainage that pushes water away from your foundation.
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Excavation, compacted road base, and bedding sand sized to the use.
Slope calculated to move water off the surface and away from the house.
Edge restraint and polymeric sand so pavers stay tight for years.
Pavers flex with freeze-thaw and individual units can be lifted and reset. Concrete is a lower initial cost and gives a cleaner monolithic look, but it will crack eventually. We'll walk you through both for your site.
Most residential patios run three to seven working days depending on size, access, and how much excavation the grade requires.
Settling comes from a base that was rushed. We compact in lifts and verify depth before anything goes down. Concrete gets control joints so cracking happens where it's planned.
Usually. Bring us a photo or a spare paver and we'll source the closest available match.
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