Patios
Patios
Patio Design & Installation
Forget about the living room, who needs one when you have a dazzling patio to entertain guests. From carved, stone walkways to custom-built fireplaces, your patio is a gateway to your garden and yard.
Landscaping Incorporated specializes in hardscaping and patio design that sets the tone for your outdoor living space. There are plenty of options from bluestone to limestone, concrete pavers or brick, so working with the right contractor and designer is key — that’s why Landscape Incorporated is perfect for you.
Custom Designs For Any Space
Whether big or small, Landscape Incorporated can tailor patio designs to your backyard that will not only look amazing, but bring out the best in the rest of your lawn and landscaping.
Types of Patio Installations
Choosing The Right Patio Material
Perhaps the biggest decision you’ll have to make during your new patio project will be choosing what type of flooring to use. Here are some of your options:
Pavers
Paving stones have become one of the most popular ways to build a patio. Pavers allow you to have an amazing appeal and finish to your patio, without breaking the bank on supplies. Pavers are comprised of meticulously sculpted stone. No two stones appear alike, so your patio can have that natural-stone look while keep installation costs reasonable. With a growing selection of colors and style, pavers can fit any budget or design.
Pros: The materials weather very well, don’t crack and are one of the less expensive options.
Cons: If not installed properly, patio pavers can settle overtime. With Landscaping Incorporated, improper installation will never be a concern.
Brick
The best part about using brick on your driveway, walkways, patio or fire pits is its flexibility and durability. Bricks maintain their interlocking system better than poured-in concrete should anything happen to the ground below. Brick also can withstand lots of weight.
Pros: Easy to replace at a low cost. Low maintenance. Maintains color over time.
Cons: Rough surface. Porous material that can stain or have mold problems down the line if not cleaned properly.