Your backyard has potential—but right now it’s just an unfinished afterthought. The cracked concrete patio is embarrassing. The front entrance doesn’t match the home you’ve worked so hard for.
Custom paver patios, walkways, and driveways for Dayton, Ohio—transforming wasted outdoor spaces into gathering places you’re genuinely proud to show off.
Outdoor living spaces perfect for entertaining, dining, and relaxation.
Safe, attractive pathways connecting different areas of your property.
Durable, elegant driveways that enhance curb appeal and property value.
Slip-resistant, stylish surfaces surrounding your pool area.
Cozy gathering spaces centered around custom fire features.
Grand, welcoming entryways that make a lasting first impression.
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0:09 So, let's take a quick walk through and look at a few plants that we enjoy working with. While we're going through here, here's one of my favorites right here. This is a hellebore, or Lenten rose.
0:21 So, this one looks like a lot of greenish blooms in here. You'll get purples, pinks, violet, just a lot of different colors in these. And they bloom super early, almost in the winter really. So, they're really pretty.
0:38 We got some hostas in here. We've got some geranium, some perennial geraniums starting to bloom in here, and they're just a nice mass growing along this flagstone walk.
0:45 Then we come up here to a new landscape we just put in. And what we've got here, we got some forever red coral bells bringing a spice of color to the front.
0:53 We've got this boxwood that will be a hedge soon. And behind that, we've got hiding some incredible hydrangeas. Those will get up about this tall and just be a wash of massive white blooms. Just be beautiful against the brick of this house.
1:08 We've got some low scape mounding aronias. Those have a really nice bloom here in the spring. Then they've got some really pretty fall color to them later on.
1:20 We've got some sedge grass in here that'll give that variegated pop of color all through the summer. Moving down here to one of my favorites, we've got an allium millennium.
1:37 This will bloom about early summer time frame. It's got the purple globes up higher on it. This will be just amazing paired with the geraniums up front.
1:53 Moving over to the other side, we just mirrored the same effect. So, as you're walking up this grand front entrance, we've got what looks like the landscape just kind of flows through on each side of it. And it's just a welcoming, symmetrical front entrance here.
2:11 All the way up here, I forgot to mention, we've got some purple ninebarks. And this will just set off the corner here a bit. These just really bring some color to it. They're getting ready to bloom. Kind of a plummy white bloom.
2:26 And then they just give that deep plum color through the season. This will eventually, over the next few years, just fill this space in and become a nice patch of daylilies.
2:34 We've got some double knockout roses. So these are going to get pretty good and full. And this will fill this in with just constant red color through the summer.
2:42 And then we've got that paired with, I believe this is a bloomerang lilac. These things smell amazing. But the bloomerang will actually rebloom through the summer a little bit.
2:55 It'll put off a really strong flush of blooms right now, and then later on through the summer, they'll just keep sending out blooms here and there. It's kind of why they call them a bloomerang. Blooms that just keep blooming off and on.
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3:20 So, we're at a property where we just put in an irrigation system, and I believe it's March of this year and we're now almost in May. So, it's been close to two months.
3:27 And if you pan around and look at the lawn, you can barely tell we were here. Here's a valve box, and if you lift this up and look in there, we've got our valves all in there underground, the wire and everything.
3:45 But if you also again look around through the lawn, you pretty well can't hardly tell we were here. There's a few little bare areas that'll fill in pretty quickly. But we're working through here and it looks like a pretty normal lawn.
4:01 That's because we plowed in the pipe instead of trenching it. We love to trench in the pipe when we can, when it's just open, bare soil on a new home.
4:09 But when it's an existing lawn we want to protect, we can really come in and do minimal disturbance and leave you with a pretty nice lawn within a couple months.
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We understand the disappointment of a backyard that never became what you imagined—and the anxiety of trusting a contractor with a $20k-$50k investment. For over a decade, we’ve installed hundreds of paver projects across Dayton that our clients are still showing off years later. We know the difference between a patio that shifts and cracks in two years and one that lasts decades—it’s all in the base preparation and drainage work most contractors skip.
We start with a conversation about your goals, timeline, property, and budget so we can make sure the project is a good fit before scheduling a site visit.
We walk your Dayton property, review site conditions, take measurements, and look at important details like access, drainage, layout, and project challenges.
We put together a clear plan and proposal with recommended materials, project scope, pricing, scheduling expectations, and next steps before work begins.
Once approved, our team schedules the work and completes the installation with proper base preparation, drainage, equipment, and long-term results in mind.
When properly installed with a quality base, pavers can last 50+ years. Individual pavers can be easily replaced if ever damaged, making them more durable than concrete.
Small patios (100-200 sq ft) start around $10k-$15k. Mid-sized patios (200-400 sq ft) range from $15k-$22k. Large projects (400+ sq ft) can range from $22k to $70k+ depending on design complexity and materials.
In some cases, yes—if the concrete is in good condition, level, and properly draining. We evaluate each site individually to determine the best approach.
Sealing is optional but recommended. It enhances color, protects against stains, and makes cleaning easier. We can reseal every 2-3 years to maintain optimal appearance.
Most residential paver projects take 3-7 days depending on size and complexity. We can provide an approximate timeline during the design consultation.
Your new paver patio is the place the family gathers every weekend. The fire pit area becomes the neighborhood hangout. Guests compliment your backyard before they even sit down.
Your driveway makes the whole house look elevated—neighbors slow down to look. The front entrance finally matches the home you’ve worked so hard for.
This is what a professionally installed paver project gives you—an outdoor space that becomes the backdrop for your best memories, property value you can see every time you pull in, and pride of ownership that lasts decades.
