Patios, Walkways & Outdoor Spaces We Build
From a simple seating pad to a full backyard hardscape, every project is built on the same solid foundation.

Flagstone Patios
Natural stone laid in an irregular pattern for a relaxed, Texas-style look, set in gravel or decomposed granite with stone or gravel joints.

Paver Patios & Walkways
Concrete pavers in the color, shape and pattern you choose, for a patio off the back door, a front walk or a path that ties your driveway, gate and backyard together. Clean, uniform and easy to repair, and great for dining and grilling areas.

Stepping-Stone & Gravel Paths
Natural stepping stones set in gravel or lawn: an affordable way to add a path through beds or a narrow side yard.

Pool-Area Hardscape
Stone steps, borders and rock beds around the pool deck that clean up the space and keep mud and grass off the decking.
Paver vs. Flagstone vs. Concrete Patios
Each material has its place. Here’s how they compare for a Burleson backyard.
| Pavers | Flagstone | Poured Concrete | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Look | Clean and uniform, many colors and patterns | Natural, irregular stone with a rustic feel | Plain gray unless stamped or stained |
| Clay Soil & Movement | Flexes with the ground; joints prevent big cracks | Flexes when set in gravel or decomposed granite | Prone to cracking as clay shrinks and swells |
| Repairs | Lift and reset individual pavers | Reset or replace individual stones | Cracks are hard to patch so they don’t show |
| Surface | Flat and even: great for tables and chairs | Slightly uneven: best for seating and paths | Flat and even |
| Best For | Dining, grilling and high-traffic patios | Casual patios, garden paths and pool areas | Budget slabs that will be covered |
Not sure which is right for you? We’ll talk through the options and your budget and recommend the best fit when we visit.
Patio Installation FAQs
Answers to the questions Burleson homeowners ask us most about new patios.
How much does patio installation cost in Burleson, TX?
Patios are priced by the square foot. The total depends on the size, the material (pavers or flagstone), the shape and pattern, how much excavation and grading the area needs, and how easy it is to reach. We measure in person and give you a free, itemized quote with no obligation.
Which is better, a paver patio or a flagstone patio?
Pavers give you a flat, uniform surface that’s ideal for tables, chairs and grills, with lots of color and pattern options. Flagstone gives you a natural, rustic look that’s great for casual seating areas, garden paths and pool areas. We can help you decide when we see your yard.
Are pavers better than a concrete patio in North Texas?
In many Burleson yards, yes. The clay soil here shrinks and swells with the weather, which often cracks a poured slab. Pavers set on a compacted base can flex slightly with the ground, and if one ever settles it can be lifted and reset instead of patching a crack.
How long does it take to build a patio?
Most residential patios take a few days to about a week, depending on the size, the material and how much digging and grading the site needs. We’ll give you a timeline with your quote.
Will my patio sink or shift over time?
A patio sinks when the base underneath it wasn’t built right. We excavate, grade for drainage and install a compacted crushed-stone base before any pavers or stones go down, which is what keeps a patio flat for years.
Can you extend my existing concrete patio?
Yes. We can extend a small concrete slab with pavers or flagstone and finish the edge with a stone border, so the old and new areas look like one patio.
Do you build walkways and paths too?
Yes. We build paver walkways, flagstone paths and stepping-stone paths set in gravel or lawn, and we can connect your new patio to your driveway, gate or back door.
What size patio do I need?
Plan for about 12 x 12 ft for a table and four chairs, and more if you want a grill, lounge chairs or a seating area too. We’ll lay it out with you on site so you can see the size before we build.
Do I need a permit for a patio in Burleson?
It depends on the project and your property, and many HOAs have their own approval process for hardscape. We’ll go over what your patio needs with you before we start, so there are no surprises.
Do you handle the landscaping around the patio?
Yes. As a full landscaping company, we can add flower beds, rock, mulch, sod and borders around your new patio so the whole backyard is finished at the same time.