Patio Construction
PATIO CONSTRUCTION IN NAVARRE, OH.


THE BEST PATIOS FEEL LIKE THEY WERE ALWAYS THERE.
- Layout planned around how you entertain
- Sized for real furniture and traffic
- Pitched to shed water from the house
- Borders and steps that tie into the yard
MORE LIVING SPACE WITHOUT ADDING A ROOM.
LEVEL LOT OR ROLLING HILLSIDE, THE PATIO STILL SITS FLAT.
A PATIO IS ONLY AS GOOD AS WHAT IS UNDER IT.
WHAT A NEW PATIO DELIVERS.
An Outdoor Living Room
Better Use of Your Yard
Low Upkeep
Greater Home Value
A Dry, Stable Surface
Room to Grow
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OUR PATIO CONSTRUCTION WORK

Poured Concrete Patios

Paver Patios

Natural Stone Patios

Patio Extensions

Patio Base and Drainage Preparation

Patio Steps and Borders
THE WORD ON OUR WORK
WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS.
Which patio material holds up best in Ohio winters?
Pavers, poured concrete, and natural stone all perform well when built on a compacted, well-drained base. Pavers flex slightly with freeze and thaw, while sealed concrete offers a continuous surface that resists moisture.
How big should my patio be?
Plan roughly 12 by 12 feet for a small table and chairs, and larger if you want a dining set, lounge seating, or a grill station. Mapping out furniture first helps size the space correctly.
Do I need a permit to build a patio?
Most ground-level patios do not require a building permit, though rules vary by township and village. Raised patios, walls, or covered structures may need approval, so we recommend checking local requirements first.
How deep should a patio base be?
Most patios need several inches of compacted aggregate beneath the surface, with deeper bases in heavy or poorly draining soil. Kegley Landscape LLC in Navarre, OH, sets base depth based on soil conditions and material.
Should a patio be attached to the house?
A patio can sit right beside the house as long as it slopes away from the foundation. Detached patios also work well for creating a destination spot, such as near a garden or under shade trees.
Pavers or poured concrete for a patio?
Pavers offer design flexibility and easy repairs, while poured concrete typically costs less and creates a smooth, continuous surface. Stamped concrete sits in between, adding pattern and color to a single slab.
Can a patio be built on a sloped yard?
Yes. Sloped yards may need grading, a low retaining wall, or steps to create a level surface. Building the patio into the slope can also create attractive seating walls and terraced planting beds.
Why choose Kegley Landscape LLC to build a patio in Navarre, OH?
Kegley Landscape LLC in Navarre, OH, handles every stage, from excavation and base work to finishing, so the details you cannot see get full attention. You work directly with the owners and receive a handwritten, itemized estimate.
FROM BACKYARD IDEA TO FINISHED PATIO, HERE IS HOW.
STEP 01
PICTURE THE SPACE
STEP 02
PRICE THE PLAN
STEP 03
DIG AND PITCH
STEP 04
COMPACT THE FOUNDATION
STEP 05
INSTALL THE SURFACE
STEP 06

