Pavers & patios
Paver Walkways, Step Stones & Patios in McKinney, TX
Concrete pavers, natural flagstone and step-stone paths set on a proper base — the difference between a walk that stays level and one that rocks after the first wet winter.
Our hardscape work is mostly residential: side-yard paths that replace mud, front walks that match a modern build, poolside borders and small patios. We favour 16×24 in concrete pavers (Britt Brown is a favourite with McKinney's brick and stone), large-format concrete steppers set in Tejas gravel, and natural flagstone with decomposed-granite or pebble joints.
Popular projects
- Side-yard walkways — pavers or steppers on a gravel base, edged in steel, with drainage rock so the path never puddles.
- Front entry paths — floating concrete slabs or pavers through a lawn or gravel bed.
- Patios and grilling pads — compacted base, paver or flagstone surface, sand or granite joints.
- Steps and tree rings — paver steps, stone tree rings and planter surrounds.
Why the base matters
North Texas clay swells and shrinks with the weather. Every path we build sits on compacted base and edge restraint, so the surface stays flat instead of heaving. That is also why we quote in person — we need to see the soil and the slope.
Questions about pavers & patios
Pavers or poured concrete?
Pavers can be lifted and reset if the ground moves and look better next to a house with stone or brick. Poured or stamped concrete is cheaper per square foot for large areas. We do both and will tell you which fits.
Do you build large patios or outdoor kitchens?
We build patios, paths, pads and steps. For full outdoor kitchens and structures we can bring in a partner and coordinate the landscape around it.
Ready for a yard you are proud of?
Call or text Vincent, or send a few photos. Free on-site estimates across McKinney and Collin County, with a written price the same day.