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PATIOS & WALKWAYS
DRIVEWAYS
RETAINING WALLS
FIRE FEATURES
The Difference is in the Details.
A beautiful hardscape doesn't happen by accident. Every project starts with the right preparation and a commitment to doing the job correctly from the ground up. While the finished patio, driveway, or retaining wall is what you'll see every day, it's everything underneath that helps it perform for years to come.
Choose the Right Material for Your Project
Compare appearance, comfort, maintenance, and relative investment to find the material that best fits your home and how you plan to use the space.
Hover or click a material to compareBest All-Around Choice
Pavers
Pavers provide the greatest flexibility in color, texture, shape, and pattern. They create a smooth, finished surface that works with nearly any home style.
Choose Pavers If You Want
- The widest variety of colors and patterns
- A smoother surface for furniture and walking
- A material that suits nearly any home style
- The ability to replace individual pieces
Things to Consider
- Pavers come in a wide range of sizes, giving homeowners substantial design flexibility. Smaller pavers create a more traditional, detailed, and stately appearance, while larger-format pavers produce a cleaner, more modern, and streamlined look.
- Smooth and textured finishes feel different under furniture, grills, bicycles, and bare feet.
- Lighter colors may show stains more easily, while darker colors can become warmer in direct sunlight.
- Joint sand may need occasional refreshing, and future replacement pieces may not perfectly match the weathered surface.
The paver’s surface and edge style affect everyday use as much as appearance. Smooth, tight-joint pavers create a cleaner and more furniture-friendly surface. Tumbled or heavily textured pavers add character but feel less uniform under chairs, grills, bicycles, and bare feet. We help you compare those practical differences before choosing a product.
Best for Timeless Character
Cobblestone
Cobblestone creates a distinctive architectural finish with rich texture and old-world character. It works as a complete surface or as a premium border or accent.
Choose Cobblestone If You Want
- A premium and established appearance
- Strong texture and visible craftsmanship
- A distinctive driveway or courtyard
- A material that develops character over time
Things to Consider
- It generally requires a larger investment
- The surface is less smooth than pavers
- It may feel too traditional beside some homes
- The smaller pieces require more installation labor
Cobblestone is highly durable and tends to develop character rather than simply looking worn. The main tradeoff is usability: its textured surface provides visual depth and traction, but it is less uniform for snow shoveling, rolling furniture, bicycles, and other wheeled traffic.
Best for Natural Beauty
Natural Flagstone
Natural flagstone uses unique shapes, colors, and textures created by nature. It produces an organic, custom appearance that blends into the surrounding landscape.
Choose Flagstone If You Want
- Natural color, texture, and shape variation
- A patio or fire-pit area that blends into the surrounding landscape
- A one-of-a-kind installation rather than a manufactured pattern
- A relaxed, organic appearance with visible craftsmanship
Things to Consider
- The surface will never be as perfectly uniform as manufactured pavers
- Irregular stone shapes naturally create some variation in joint width
- Tighter-fitting joints require more labor but create a cleaner, more furniture-friendly patio
- Wider joints create a more rustic appearance and may require more joint maintenance
With flagstone, the joint layout matters almost as much as the stone itself. Tight, carefully fitted joints create a more polished patio that is easier for walking and furniture placement. Wider joints create a more rustic, organic appearance and can be finished with gravel, joint material, or low-growing plants. We design the layout around how formal, comfortable, and natural you want the finished space to feel.
Schedule a Consultation
Tell us a little about your upcoming hardscape project. We’ll review the details and contact you within one business day to discuss the project and schedule an on-site consultation.