Patio size and furniture planning
Allow for furniture, chair clearance and routes between the home, garden and gathering areas.
Free estimate →A good patio starts with room to use it comfortably. We plan and install paver patios for Las Vegas homes around seating, outdoor meals and walking routes, then coordinate the materials, grading and base preparation.

Allow for furniture, chair clearance and routes between the home, garden and gathering areas.
Review where water should go and prepare the grade and foundation before laying the visible surface.
Choose a field pattern and border that suit the patio dimensions and adjoining finishes.
Plan door, step and walkway connections early so the completed patio fits the rest of the property.
Traffic, grade and drainage determine the support system. Pattern and color follow those practical decisions.
Confirm use, elevations, access and drainage.
Select a rated product, pattern, border and restraint.
Excavate and build the support system for the intended loads.
Lay units, fill joints and inspect cuts and transitions.
A usable patio needs room for furniture circulation, a sensible door transition and a grade that moves water away from the home. We set those dimensions before selecting the paver size and pattern.
Review concrete, brick and natural stone before choosing a product rated for your surface and use.
Open the material guide →We provide project-specific guidance after reviewing the site. These answers explain what typically affects the scope.
Start with the table, chairs, grill or lounge arrangement and the clearance needed to move around them. The resulting footprint is more useful than choosing a standard square footage first.
Sometimes, but door thresholds, siding or stucco clearance and drainage have to be checked. Raising a patio solely for a flush look can direct water toward the building.
Compare physical samples for color, surface texture and heat exposure. A light-looking product is not automatically cool underfoot; shade, wet-area use and maintenance also influence the choice.
The scope should address excavation, compacted base, bedding, edge restraint, joints and runoff. A patio’s long-term alignment depends on these hidden details.

Combine surfaces and structural elements for a coordinated outdoor plan.
Tell us about the space, the finish you like and how you want to use it.