Paver Patios & Walkways in Lansing, MI
Paver patios, walkways, and fire pit areas built on a proper base, so they stay level and solid through Michigan freeze-thaw winters.
- Excavation and compacted base done right
- Patios, walkways, and fire pit areas
- We can tear out the old patio first
What's Included
A patio is only as good as what's underneath it. We excavate, lay and compact a solid base, and set every paver so your patio or walkway stays flat and doesn't heave or sink after a few winters.
Whether you want a simple walkway to the front door or a full backyard patio with a fire pit, we'll help you pick the layout and materials, then build it clean and on schedule.
Michigan's freeze-thaw cycles are hard on hardscaping. Water gets under a poorly built patio, freezes, and pushes pavers up. Around Lansing, heavy clay soil makes that worse because it holds water. That's why we put most of the work into what you won't see: digging out the soft soil, building up a compacted gravel base, and sloping the surface so water runs off.
- Layout and material selection
- Removal of old concrete or pavers
- Excavation and compacted base
- Paver or stone installation
- Edge restraints and joint sand
- Fire pits and seating areas
Circular Paver Patio with Fire Pit
A wooded backyard turned into a round paver patio with a built-in fire pit and a contrasting border, built from the ground up by our crew.
From Concept to Completion
- 1
Consultation
Discuss your vision and needs.
- 2
Site Evaluation
We assess your property and space.
- 3
Design & Estimate
Get a detailed plan and transparent pricing.
- 4
Installation
Our team brings your vision to life.
- 5
Final Walkthrough
Make sure everything is perfect.
What Affects the Cost of Patios & Walkways?
We'll give you a free written estimate after measuring your space. What drives the price most:
Get a Free Estimate- Square footageThe size of the patio or length of the walkway.
- Material choiceStandard pavers, premium pavers, and natural stone vary in price.
- Site accessTight access or slopes can add excavation time.
- Old patio removalTearing out and hauling away an existing slab adds a step.
- Add-onsFire pits, seat walls, steps, and borders add to the total.
A Local Crew That Does It Right
Honest, up-front pricing
You get a clear written estimate before any work starts. No surprises on the final bill.
One crew, start to finish
From tear-out to final cleanup, we handle the whole job, so you're not juggling contractors.
Local and insured
We've been based in Haslett since 2018, we're fully insured, and we treat your property like our own.
Patios & Walkways FAQs
How long does a paver patio take to install?
Most residential patios take a few days once work starts, depending on size, access, and whether an old patio has to be removed first. We'll give you a timeline with your estimate.
Can you remove my old concrete patio?
Yes. Demolition and tear-outs are one of our services, so we can remove the old slab and build the new patio as one job.
Will pavers heave in Michigan winters?
Heaving usually comes from a poor base. We excavate to the right depth and compact the base in layers to keep your patio stable.
Can you add a fire pit?
Yes. We build fire pits and seating areas as part of a patio or as a standalone project.
Pavers or poured concrete: which is better?
Pavers handle Michigan's freeze-thaw cycles better because the joints let them flex, and a single damaged paver can be replaced. Poured concrete usually costs less up front but tends to crack over time and is harder to repair.
How do I take care of a paver patio?
Sweep it, rinse it, and top off the joint sand if it washes out. Many homeowners also seal their pavers every few years to protect the color.
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Serving Lansing & Mid-Michigan
We work on homes and commercial properties throughout the greater Lansing area. Not sure if you're in range? Just ask.
- Lansing
- East Lansing
- Okemos
- Haslett
- Holt
- Mason
- DeWitt
- Grand Ledge
- Delta Township
- Williamston
- Bath
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