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Patios & Stonework
Concrete, clay, porcelain or natural stone, laid on a base built for freeze–thaw cycles across Bainbridge Island & Kitsap County. Sized and shaped around how you actually use the yard.
Material options
Common options for this type of work.
Concrete pavers
The widest choice of shapes and colors. Easy to repair one unit at a time.
Cost 2 of 3 (relative)Upkeep LowNatural flagstone
Irregular or cut stone. Every patio looks different.
Cost 3 of 3 (relative)Upkeep LowPorcelain pavers
Thin, very dense and stain resistant. Clean modern look.
Cost 3 of 3 (relative)Upkeep Very lowClay brick
Classic color that does not fade. Pairs well with older homes.
Cost 2 of 3 (relative)Upkeep Low
Common questions
General information about this type of work.
Do pavers need sealing?
Not required. Sealing can deepen color and resist stains; sealers are commonly reapplied every few years.
What about weeds between pavers?
Joint materials such as polymeric sand harden and help resist weeds and ants.