Different Patio StylesAll of our patios are designed keeping site characteristics in mind. Grades, drainage and styles fit the property and owner's preferences. A concrete slab can be the foundation for flagstone patio mortared in place ( eg. Blair Residence) Flagstone can also be set in sand with a compacted road base or it can be set in soil with ground covers planted between the stones ( New Castle ). Another alternative is man-made pavestones. 
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1. Flagstone Patio in Glenwood Springs 
This small patio was a renovation in a backyard. Small Colorado buff flagstones were placed on compacted road base and sand. The joints between the stones were very small. |
2. Flagstone Patio with Fire Pit 
We elevated this patio to provide views of the Roaring Fork River. A fire pit was built into the patio at grade. |
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3. Colorado Rose Flagstone Patio, Carbondale 
This challenging project in Carbondale required bringing the Colorado Rose Flagstone in by wheelbarrow. The design as developed to enhance the existing landscape and preserve the integrity of the adjacent large trees and gardens. |
4. New Castle Patio 
Our patio / walkway leads from the great room to the gazebo. Pussytoes were planted between the flagstones and gardens adjacent to the walkway soften the effect. |
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5. Pavestone Patio in Glenwood Springs 
Click Here for more project photos. This Glenwood Springs multilevel patio used pavestone for retaining walls, steps and the patio. |
6. Flagstone Patio with Planter, Carbondale 
Click Here for more project photos. This new home presented a number of challenges due to the steep topography and lot size. Massive retaining walls were built to provide level areas for flagstone patios, turf and a vegetable garden. This patio was set on a concrete slab, grouted and sealed in place. |
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Contact InformationTel: (970) 984-0967 Fax: (970) 984-0670 Address: PO Box 975 4730 County Road 335 New Castle, CO 81647 |