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Size is the biggest factor. More square footage means more pavers, more base material, and more labor.
A bigger patio also costs less per square foot than a tiny one. The setup and prep get spread over more space.
Basic concrete pavers cost less than premium or natural stone. The look you pick changes the price.
Color, shape, and pattern matter too. A simple running bond lays faster than a herringbone with a border.
A flat, open yard is easy. A sloped or tight site takes more work and more time.
If we have to remove an old patio, deck, or concrete slab first, that adds to the cost.
The base is the part you do not see, and it is what makes a patio last. New Jersey freeze and thaw winters demand a deep, compacted base.
If your yard holds water, we may add drainage. That protects the patio but adds to the job.
A patio is often just the start. Fire pits, seat walls, and steps each add cost, and a lot of value.
If your yard holds water, we may add drainage. That protects the patio but adds to the job.
Every yard is different, so a real number comes from a real estimate. We measure on-site and price it out, line by line.
There are no hidden fees. You will see what each part costs before any work starts.
Skip the online calculators. They do not know your yard, your grade, or your soil.
The only way to get a real price is an on-site estimate. We walk the space, talk through your ideas, and give you a clear, itemized quote.
(732) 527-8897
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stephen2016@gmail.com
stephendmconstruction.com
