Macomb · Oakland · Wayne county

Patios, driveways,
and walls that
survive Michigan.

A paver patio is only as good as what's underneath it. Michigan puts your hardscape through roughly a hundred freeze-thaw cycles a year — that's what heaves a cheap install and cracks a thin pour. We build the base for that, because we're the ones who'd have to come back.

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What we build

Residential and commercial, from a small front walk to a full backyard. Free estimate on all of it.

Paver patios — layout, excavation, compacted base, edge restraint, polymeric sand.
Concrete driveways — tear-out of the old one included, properly jointed and finished.
Retaining walls — engineered block, drainage stone and fabric behind it, not just stacked.
Walkways & steps — paver or poured, front entries and side paths.
Patio repair — re-leveling sunken pavers and fixing someone else's base failure.
Grading & drainage — so the water leaves instead of pooling at the slab.

Ask us what's going under it.

Every contractor shows you the same finished-patio photo. The difference between a patio that's flat in ten years and one that's a rollercoaster in three is base depth, compaction, and drainage — things you can't see in the picture.

So ask. Ask us, and ask the other guy. Whoever gives you a straight number is the one to hire.

The work

See it for yourself.

Photo slot 01Paver patio — before & after

Photo slot 02Base prep & compaction

Photo slot 03Concrete driveway — finished

Photo slot 04Retaining wall build

Photo slot 05Front walkway & steps

Photo slot 06Full backyard rebuild

Straight answers

Common questions.

What does a paver patio cost around here?

It's driven by square footage, the paver you pick, how much excavation and haul-off the site needs, and whether there's grading or a wall involved. That's why nobody honest quotes it from the couch. The estimate is free — text a photo of the space and we'll get you a ballpark, then come measure.

Pavers or poured concrete?

Concrete is usually cheaper up front and gives you a clean, simple surface. Pavers cost more but they flex with the frost instead of cracking, and if one gets stained or damaged you swap that one piece. For driveways in this climate a lot of people still go concrete. For patios, pavers are typically the better long-term buy. We'll give you the honest read for your yard.

When can you pour concrete in Michigan?

Roughly April through November, depending on the year. Cold-weather pours need protection and we won't do one we're not confident in. Paver work runs a little longer into the season.

Do you tear out the old driveway?

Yes — demo and haul-off are part of the job, not a surprise line item. It's the same trucks we use for junk removal.

Where we work

Fifty miles around Macomb.

Based in Macomb Township (48044) and out the door daily across Macomb, Oakland, Wayne, St. Clair and Lapeer counties. If you're not sure you're in range, call and ask — the answer takes ten seconds.

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Tell us what you're looking at.

Call and describe it, or text a photo of the patio, the tree, the pile, or the car. You'll get a real answer and a free estimate — usually within about ten minutes.