Paver and natural stone patios for Asheville mountain homes. Raised patios, terraces and fire pit areas built to handle slopes and freeze and thaw.
Flat ground is rare in Asheville, so most patios here are built together with a wall. Winter weather sets the standard for the base.
We build the level ground first with a retaining wall, then set the patio on it, with steps down to the yard.
Pavers flex at the joints instead of cracking like concrete. A deep, well-drained base keeps them from heaving.
Natural stone and muted, textured pavers sit comfortably against wooded lots and mountain architecture.
Designed in 3D first if you want to see it, then built by our own crew. More about our paver patio service →
Belgard, Techo-Bloc and other premium pavers in many colors and patterns.
Bluestone and flagstone for a timeless finish.
Integrated steps and landings connecting patio, house and yard.
Slip-resistant paver surrounds made for water and heavy use.
Entry walks and garden paths that match the patio.
Graded subbase and compacted gravel that prevent shifting.
Yes. A raised patio supported by a retaining wall creates level space on almost any slope. We show the whole thing in 3D first, including the wall, steps and railing if one is needed.
Paver patios typically range from $15 to $35 per square foot installed, depending on the paver, the pattern and the site. A 300 square foot patio runs roughly $4,500 to $10,500. For a quick ballpark, try our free online Cost Estimator, then contact us for a firm quote after a site visit.
Properly installed on a quality base, a paver patio lasts 25 to 50 years or more. Individual pavers can be lifted and replaced if one is ever damaged, which is a real advantage over poured concrete.
Yes. We are based in Morganton and work in Asheville regularly. Site visits and quotes are free. Call (828) 205-4960 or request a quote online.