Patios, pavers
& walkways.

Paths people actually use

A walkway should follow the way people really move, from the driveway to the door, from the back porch to the gate. We plan routes around those everyday trips, then size them so two people can walk side by side where it matters and a single line of steppers is enough where it doesn't.

Patios sized for the furniture

A common mistake is a patio that looks generous on paper and fits one table once the chairs pull out. We lay out patios around what goes on them: a dining set, a grill, lounge chairs, a fire pit, and enough room to walk around them.

Built for clay soil

Clay soils swell when wet and shrink when dry, and that movement is what heaves pavers and cracks edges. The base and edge restraint underneath matter more than the paver on top, so that's where we put the care.

Materials with a local feel

Pavers, limestone, flagstone, steppers set in gravel or decomposed granite, river rock and steel edging. We like simple combinations that suit Central Texas houses and age well in the sun.

What's included

• Paver and stone patios
• Front walkways and garden paths
• Steppers set in gravel or DG
• River rock, boulders and stone borders
• Steel edging
• Path and landscape lighting

Where we work

We're based in Manor and work across the Austin area. Read more about patios, pavers and walkways in Manor, patios, pavers and walkways in Pflugerville, patios, pavers and walkways in East Austin, patios, pavers and walkways in Hutto, landscape design in Round Rock, landscape design in Elgin, landscape design in Georgetown, landscape design in Cedar Park, landscape design in Kyle, or see all the areas we serve.

Related services

• Landscape design
• Outdoor living