Paver Patio Installer in Sunbury, OH
Custom paver patios, fire pits, and seat walls that turn a bare Sunbury backyard into a space you’ll actually use.
A paver patio is one of the best ways to finish a new-construction backyard — and unlike a poured slab, pavers flex with Ohio’s freeze-thaw ground movement instead of cracking (here’s how pavers compare to concrete and stamped concrete). We design and install custom paver patios across Sunbury and Delaware County, from a simple sitting area to a full outdoor living space with a fire pit, seat walls, and built-in grill station.
Every patio starts with a proper compacted base — the part most people never see and the part that determines whether your patio stays flat for decades. We build to last, with quality pavers from manufacturers you can rely on, and we grade for drainage so water moves away from your home, not toward it.
Pairing a patio with a deck? We do both, and we’ll design them to work together as one outdoor living space.
What We Build
- Paver patios in a range of styles, colors, and patterns.
- Fire pits & fireplaces to extend your season into the fall.
- Seat walls & retaining walls for usable, finished spaces.
- Walkways & steps connecting patio, deck, and yard.
- Proper base & drainage so it stays flat and dry for years.
Why Choose Sunbury Decks & Patios
We’re local to Sunbury and Delaware County, fully licensed and insured, and we pull the permits for you. You’ll get a clear written design estimate before we start and a clean property when we finish.
Paver Patios — Questions, Answered
How much does a paver patio cost in Sunbury?
Paver patios in the Columbus/Delaware County area commonly run about $10–$17 per square foot for a standard install, and more for detailed designs with fire features, seat walls, or premium pavers. We provide a free written estimate for your specific layout.
Pavers or a concrete slab — which is better?
For Ohio’s freeze-thaw climate, pavers are often the better long-term choice: if the ground shifts, individual pavers can be re-leveled, whereas a poured slab tends to crack. Pavers also offer far more design options.
Do paver patios need a permit?
An at-grade patio often has different requirements than a deck, but zoning setbacks and HOA rules still apply, and any attached structure (like a covered patio) may need a permit. We confirm the requirements for your lot before we start.
Can you build a patio and a deck together?
Yes — combining a raised deck with a ground-level paver patio is one of the most popular outdoor-living designs, and we handle the whole project as one.
Our Other Services
Serving Sunbury, Galena, Delaware, Powell, Lewis Center and all of Delaware County, Ohio.
Let’s Design Your Backyard Patio
Free, no-obligation design quotes for homeowners in Sunbury, Ohio and Delaware County.