Backyard Patio Installation

Stunning Stone, Brick and Paver Patios

Southview Design's landscaping crews are trained by professionals with 20 years or more of experience building hardscapes. Translation: our crews know their stuff. From the elegance of natural stone, the timelessness of classic brick, or the practical beauty of concrete pavers, they know their way around a patio. Here's what you need to know about patios and hardscapes.

What's Right For My House?

Proper placement and sizing of your patio will mean the difference between having a relaxing area you will use regularly and for most of the year or one hardly used because it’s cramped and uncomfortable. The size of the patio should be based on the number of people who will be using it on a regular basis. There should be room for table/chairs, a grill area, and extra seating.

The shape and size are determined by the elements on your wish list as well as where you put it and how much space you have to work with.

Conquer Steep Slopes with a Multi-Level Patio

If the grade is steep, multi-level or tiered patios can add hundreds of functional square feet to a landscape. A multi-patio design with different areas for eating, a fire pit, and sometimes grilling, or an outdoor kitchen is a common solution for hilly landscapes.

Small Yards, Great Patios

Small yards deserve love too. Defining key areas in a small space increases functionality. A distinctive hardscape creates a focal point for the design, and an open space for entertaining or dining.

Beautiful Natural Stone patios

Natural Stone, such as flagstone, has a distinctive appearance but is more difficult to install. In order for the patio to be level, the depth of the base must be adjusted to accommodate the varying thickness of the stone. Natural stone is extremely durable and can last for centuries.

If properly installed, your paver or stone patio will last at least 30 years! So it makes sense to think through the design, choose the right materials, and invest in proper installation.