Design, excavation, base, drainage, lighting and installation — handled end to end by the same crew, so nothing gets lost between "the plan" and "the ground."
Free onsite consultation · Design fee applies for full project design
We qualify every project by phone first, to protect your time and ours. If it's a fit, we schedule a free onsite consultation.
We respond by phone within one business day.
A patio is a system, not a slab. Every layer below the stone is doing a job — this is what's included in every MK build, and why it doesn't sink, heave, or pool water after year one.
We map drainage paths, grade, and existing obstacles before a shovel goes in the ground.
Engineered aggregate base, compacted in lifts — this is the layer that stops sinking and shifting.
Grading and drainage routing built in, so water moves away from your home instead of pooling on the surface.
Lighting conduit and wiring installed before the surface goes down — no trenching through a finished patio later.
Natural stone, flagstone, or concrete pavers — set and finished with large-format equipment for a tight, even installation.
Real build, real base — this is what's under the stone before the surface goes down.
The same team that designs your patio is the one that builds it — so what you approved on paper is what shows up in the ground.
Onsite consult, material samples, and a finalized plan before we ever break ground.
Grading, excavation, and compacted aggregate base built to spec.
Water management and lighting conduit installed before surfacing.
Natural stone, flagstone, or paver installation with large-format equipment.
Final walkthrough — every element reviewed against the original design.
No two pieces are alike. The most durable option and the one with the most character over time.
A softer, more organic layout that suits gardens and naturalistic landscape designs.
Tight tolerances and a clean, modern line — ideal for large-format contemporary patios.
Big modern slabs are heavy and easy to chip on a manual install. Our vacuum lifting equipment sets them flat, level, and undamaged — and faster than a crew hand-placing 3'x3' stone. It's a small line item most homeowners never see quoted, and it's the difference between a crisp edge and a chipped one.
Ask Us About Your SiteEvery concern below is something our clients lived through — with someone else. Here's how a patio build goes with us.
They ghost you mid-project.
You get a single point of contact from the first call to the final walkthrough — and we pick up the phone.
The quote doubles once work starts.
Every scope is locked in writing before a shovel touches the ground. The number you approve is the number you pay.
No design — they just show up and wing it.
You see your finished patio in 3D with material samples before a single stone is placed.
The work looks great — until it doesn't.
Proper base prep, drainage, and geogrid where needed mean your patio holds its ground for decades, not seasons.
An engineered, compacted aggregate base — depth and material spec'd to your soil and site conditions, not a one-size-fits-all number.
Polymeric jointing sand for pavers, or fitted natural joints for flagstone and natural stone — chosen based on the material and the look you're after.
Drainage is designed in before the surface goes down — proper grading and routing so water moves away from your home instead of pooling.
A structural edge restraint, concealed under soil or landscaping, keeps the perimeter from spreading or shifting over time.
Yes — we handle any required permitting as part of the project.
Yes — every quote is line-itemed by element, so you can see exactly what's included and make informed decisions on scope.
Mason started cutting grass in 2020. His brother Graeme joined in 2023, and together they went all in on hardscape construction. Every project today follows a white-glove process from design to installation — clear communication, honest timelines, and a finished space that feels like it was always meant to be there.
Your backyard becomes the best room in your house.
"Landscaping is an investment, not a cost."
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