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Paver Patios in Lincoln Village, OH
Swap the old slab in Lincoln Village for a paver patio you will actually use. Start with a free patio quote.
Building backyard patios in Columbus and 31 nearby towns and villages
Lincoln Village Paver Patio Quote
Tell us about your backyard and how you would like to use it, even if the plan is rough. The contractor will phone you to hear more and plan a visit.
- Free patio quotes
- Fire pits and seat walls
- Old slabs replaced
- Built for Ohio winters
No plans needed, just an idea of how you will use it. 👇
Lincoln Village, Ohio
Planning a patio in Lincoln Village
If you are picturing a new patio in Lincoln Village, start with the way you want to use it. We design paver patios, fire pit areas, seat walls, steps and paths here, and replace old concrete patios with pavers, all built on compacted stone with a slope away from the house.
Patio season around Columbus runs from the first warm weekends in April well into October, and a fire pit stretches it into the cool nights of November. Freeze-thaw winters are why many Columbus homeowners pick pavers for a patio, since small units shift and settle back where a single concrete slab would crack.
Whether it is a new patio, a fire pit area or replacing an old slab in Lincoln Village, the quote is free. Reach us by form or phone and we will line up a visit.
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Services for Lincoln Village
Paver Patio Installation
New paver patios sized for dining and lounging in Lincoln Village.
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Fire Pit Patios
Fire pit patios with room for a full circle of chairs in Lincoln Village.
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Seat Walls
Patio seat walls built at sitting height in Lincoln Village.
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Patio Steps
Patio steps from the door, the deck or one level to the next in Lincoln Village.
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Paver Paths & Walkways
Paver paths and walkways that connect the patio to the yard in Lincoln Village.
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Concrete Patio to Pavers
Old concrete patios replaced with pavers in Lincoln Village.
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Franklin County, Ohio
Around Lincoln Village
Whether your home is near Lakota Park, Greene Countrie Park and Murray Hill or elsewhere in Lincoln Village, the backyard is where summer evenings happen. We plan paver patios, fire pits and seat walls that make it easy to spend them outside.
The soil right behind a newer house is often backfill that keeps settling, so a patio at the back door gets dug deeper and compacted harder than one out in the yard.
Close to Lincoln Village, homeowners in Valleyview, Urbancrest, Marble Cliff and Grove City can get a free patio quote from us too.
Examples
Paver patios, fire pits and seat walls
Example photos of the type of work.
Questions
Lincoln Village questions
Can you replace an old concrete patio in Lincoln Village?
Yes. The slab gets broken up and removed, a fresh stone base goes in, and the paver patio that replaces it is often bigger or better shaped than the original.
What time of year works for a Lincoln Village patio build?
Almost any month works except when frost or soggy clay gets in the way. A fall or early spring build means the patio is ready by the first warm weekend.
Do I need a permit for a patio in Lincoln Village?
Rules differ between cities, villages and townships, and HOAs often have their own. A ground-level paver patio is usually straightforward, but fire pits and walls can bring extra rules, so we check what applies to your address.
Can you build a fire pit patio in Lincoln Village?
Yes, as long as the spot meets local burning and distance rules, which differ between communities. The pit is built from wall block on the patio's base, with room for chairs all around it.
What is the first step toward a patio in Lincoln Village?
Call (614) 656-4574 or use the form to tell us a little about your backyard and how you want to use it. A call back follows to set up a visit and a free quote.
Do I need permission from the city or my HOA for a patio?
A ground-level patio often needs no permit, but rules vary from one city, village or township to the next, so a quick call to yours is worth making. Many HOAs want to see the size, colors and materials first. Every project also starts with an 811 call so buried utility lines are marked before digging.
Picture your first evening on the new patio
Tell us how you want to use your backyard, and we will arrange a free patio quote.