Paver patios
Interlocking pavers on a compacted base, with edge restraint so the field does not spread.
Hardscaping
Patios and Pavers in Chilliwack
Paver and flagstone patios set on a compacted base, so they stay flat instead of sinking and lifting.
- Paver, flagstone and natural stone
- Excavated and compacted in lifts
- Edge restraint so the field holds
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Serving Chilliwack and the Fraser Valley since 2013
Patios we build
Same base, different surface. The material is a look decision. What sits under it is a durability one.
Flagstone patios
Natural stone set for a softer, less uniform look that suits treed and sloped lots.
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Patios with fire pits
A patio built around where people actually sit, with the fire feature planned in from the start.
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Steps and level changes
Where a patio meets a slope, the steps and the low wall get built together.
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A patio sinks because of what is under it
Pavers set on a thin or uncompacted base settle unevenly, open at the joints and hold water in the low spots.
We excavate to depth, compact in lifts, set the fall so water runs off, and restrain the edges so the field cannot spread.
- Excavated and compacted in lifts, to a depth sized for what the patio has to carry.
- Fall set across the whole surface, so water runs off instead of sitting in the low spots.
- Edge restraint around the field, so the pavers stay tight and the joints stay closed.
Flat when we leave. Flat in ten years.
How it works
Three steps from the first call to a finished patio.
Call or fill out the form
Tell us about the space and how you want to use it, and we will set up a time to come out.
Get a quote
We measure the area, then you get a quote with the full scope.
We build it
One crew takes the job from the first dig to the final cleanup.
Guides and advice
How to Build a Backyard Patio Step-by-Step (Beginner Guide)
When you think about upgrading your backyard, a patio is often the first place people start, and for good reason. It creates a functional outdoor space where you can...
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Pavers vs. Poured & Stamped Concrete: Which Is Best for Your Fraser Valley Property?
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How to Clean, Seal & Maintain Pavers (Moss, Weeds & Algae)
A professionally installed paver patio, driveway, or walkway can last for decades, but even the best hardscapes need occasional maintenance. Here in Chilliwack and...
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What customers say
Reviews from across the Fraser Valley
Great company 5/5. Owen and team are honest and hard working.
We always use them for our jobs. Easy to work with and very reliable.
We have hired this crew for various projects on our acreage. The latest project was an equestrian riding arena, which turned out excellent. They are always willing to take on tasks and challenges with great outcome. Their operators and labourers are hard-working and willing to put in the time to get a job done.
Common questions
Pavers or poured concrete?
Pavers flex with ground movement and can be lifted and reset if anything ever needs access underneath. Poured concrete cracks instead of moving. On Fraser Valley ground, pavers on a proper base are usually the more forgiving choice.
Why do patios sink at one end?
Almost always a base problem. Either it was too thin for the load, it was not compacted in lifts, or water is sitting under it. The fix starts below the surface, not on it.
Do you do patios on a slope?
Yes. That usually means steps, a low wall or some terracing to create the flat area first, which we build as part of the same job.
Proudly local
Patios across the Fraser Valley
Based in Chilliwack, working with homeowners and businesses from Langley through to Hope.
Not sure if we cover your area? Call (604) 703-8315 and we will tell you right away.
