Concrete pavers, brick, flagstone and cut stone each have a look and a cost. Here is how to compare them for patios, walks and walls.
Hardscape materials fall into two broad families. Concrete pavers are manufactured in many shapes, colors and textures, installed with tight joints and can be lifted and reset if needed. Natural stone, such as flagstone, limestone and bluestone, offers unique color and texture, with a timeless look that ages well. Brick brings a classic feel, especially with older homes. Each material comes in a range of prices and has different upkeep.
Whatever you choose, the base matters most. A compacted stone base, proper edge restraints and good drainage keep any surface flat for decades. Pavers are often the best-value choice for driveways and large patios. Natural stone suits garden paths, steps and formal terraces. Concrete can be stamped to imitate stone at a lower cost. We bring samples and show how each material looks in your light, so the decision is easy and clear.
Many styles, resettable.
Unique and timeless.
Classic look.
Compacted stone.
In your light.
Sealing and cleaning.
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Landscaping Budget PlannerPick a project, a size and a few options and get a ballpark planning range.Try it Pavers usually cost less than natural stone, though prices vary by product.
Sealing is optional and helps with color and weeds.
All last decades when installed on a good base.
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