

A well-planned patio should fit the way you use the yard and the way the property handles water, grade changes, access and winter conditions. Regis helps homeowners plan patio projects around seating, dining, entertaining, fire features, walkways and connections to the home.
The best layout considers doors, traffic flow, sun and shade, drainage, transitions, steps, nearby planting, equipment access and how the space will be used. A site visit defines practical options before final materials and scope are selected.

Concrete pavers offer repeatable sizes, a wide range of colors and patterns, and defined border options for patios, walks and outdoor-living transitions.
Confirm the product, color, pattern, border, base design and availability for the specific site and written proposal.


Natural stone can create a more organic appearance when the selected material, thickness and installation method fit the site, use and maintenance expectations.
Review access, base preparation, drainage, edge conditions and product availability before final selection.
Permeable patio options are worth discussing where runoff management is important and the soil, grade, outlet strategy and maintenance plan make the system suitable.
Permeable does not mean maintenance-free or suitable for every property; site conditions and the written design control.


Borders and accents can define edges, change direction, organize dining and gathering zones, and connect the patio to walks, steps, lawns and planting beds.
Resolve transitions, drainage, circulation and adjacent features together so the finished patio works as one system.

Size is only one factor. Access, excavation, material removal, base preparation, drainage, grade changes, steps, walls, utility conflicts, demolition, material selection and site restoration can all change the work required. Pricing follows a property and scope review.

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