Patios & Walkways
New patios and walkways, plus resetting, repair, expansion and improvement of existing hardscape.
Repair or Rebuild?
Settlement, loose pavers, failed edges and drainage problems do not automatically mean full replacement. We look at base condition, drainage, grade, matching materials and salvageable sections before recommending repair, resetting, expansion or replacement.
For new work, those same site conditions shape the layout, base preparation, transitions and material plan.
Pavers, Borders & Details
Color, texture, borders, steps and lighting shape the finished look. We narrow those choices around the home, grade, available products and how the space will be used.
Smooth or Textured
Choose a cleaner smooth surface, a textured finish, or a mix of pavers and contrasting borders. Product availability is confirmed before selection.
Irregular or Square / Rectangular
Natural stone may be selected in irregular pieces or more uniform cut shapes. Shape, size and availability depend on the actual material.
Blue Select or Full Color
Blue Select and multicolor (Full Color) are color directions. Thermal and natural-cleft finishes are separate surface decisions where available.
Combinations & Borders
Combine concrete pavers and natural stone, or select a contrasting border or feature area after design and product review.
Tell us what you like, or leave these choices open and we can help narrow them after reviewing the property.
Cool & Neutral
Real project inspiration; individual materials and colors will be confirmed.
Gray and neutral blends create a clean, understated finish.
Color directionWarm & Earthy
Representative paving photograph; design and supplier materials may differ.
Tan, brown and blended tones create a warmer, traditional finish.
Borders & Accents
Actual project photo; design options depend on the property.
Contrasting borders, texture changes and paver sizing can frame the layout and define transitions.
Steps, Walls & Lighting
Project inspiration, not a promise that every feature is offered.
Steps, wall elements and lighting can connect grade changes and make transitions feel intentional.
Gray Paver Walkway & Curved Steps
A completed Fiedler Landscapes project showing curved steps transitioning into a gray paver walkway and the surrounding lawn.
Start Below the Surface
Hardscape performance depends on more than the pavers you see. Base preparation, drainage, grade, edge restraint and transitions all matter to how the finished work holds together.
Bring the Area. We’ll Build the Plan.
A photo, rough idea or problem area is enough to start. We can narrow layout and material options after reviewing the site.