Overhead view of a natural stone patio with outdoor dining, a paver lounge around a fire table, and strips of turf
A back-yard patio, lounge and dining area in Burlington. Design: Rooted Landscape Design. Built by Natural Landscape Group. Photography: Koru Creative. Furniture: Casual Life.

Patios and walkways

We design and build patios, walkways, steps and retaining walls in natural flagstone, porcelain, concrete and interlock. It suits homeowners who want a yard they can use, whether that means one new walkway or the whole back yard.

What’s included

Natural flagstone
At Solid Ground, natural flagstone and stone replaced the old stamped concrete.
Porcelain
At The Back Bar, the new porcelain patio at the pavilion went down on Gator Base panels, which need much less digging than a standard gravel base, with pool and irrigation lines close by.
Concrete
At Nothing to Dig, large smooth-trowelled squares with strips of artificial turf make a small lot feel bigger.
Interlock and pavers
For patios, walkways and steps.
Walkways and steps
At Into the Trees, flagstone stepping stones set in river rock lead down to a lower stone patio.
Retaining walls
Terraced armour stone at Into the Trees. An engineered Permacon wall at Ravine’s Edge. Read our guide to building on a slope
Removals and disposal
Our own trucking or bins. Removals and disposal are separate, itemized lines on your quote.
Utility locates
Before every dig: Ontario Dig Authority (formerly Ontario One Call), plus private locates where needed.

How we approach it

We choose the material for how you’ll use the space and what the site can take, then build it to stay put.

It starts with a free discovery meeting at your place. See how it works, step by step

Stone stepping stones set in river stone along a narrow side yard, between a cedar screen and the house
A side-yard walk: stone stepping stones set in river stone, beside a new cedar screen. Burlington. Design: Rooted Landscape Design. Built by Natural Landscape Group. Photography: Koru Creative.

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Common questions

Is my project too small?
No. Small projects are welcome, from one-day jobs up. More on small projects.
Which material should I choose?
It depends on the yard, how you use it and the look of the house. We talk it through at the discovery meeting.
What will it cost?
It depends on the material (interlock, concrete, porcelain or natural stone), the size, steps and walls, what has to come out first, and the base the ground needs. We give you a rough budget range at the free discovery meeting.
How long will it take?
It depends on the size of the job, the weather, permits and approvals, and our existing bookings. We give you a timeline once the scope is set.
Do you stand behind the work?
We guarantee our work.