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Walkways & Pathways
Front walks, garden paths and entry steps with even risers and a firm base. Planned for safe footing through every season across Bainbridge Island & Kitsap County.
Material options
Common options for this type of work.
Concrete pavers
Many shapes and colors; easy to match an existing patio.
Cost 2 of 3 (relative)Upkeep LowClay brick
Traditional look that suits older homes.
Cost 2 of 3 (relative)Upkeep LowBluestone or flagstone
Natural stone walks and treads with a classic finish.
Cost 3 of 3 (relative)Upkeep LowStepping stones & gravel
An informal, lower-cost path through beds and lawn.
Cost 1 of 3 (relative)Upkeep Medium
Walkway projects
All walkway projects
Common questions
General information about this type of work.
How wide should a front walk be?
Wide enough for two people side by side is a common goal; the right width depends on your entry and the space available.
Will it be slippery when wet?
Surface texture matters; textured materials give better footing in wet weather.
Can a new walk match an existing patio?
Often, if the same product is still available.