Residential & Commercial Landscaping · Monmouth County, NJRumson · Little Silver · Spring Lake · Sea Girt
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Bluestone or paver patio with seat wall and fire pit, planted edges, dusk lighting if possible
Residential · Monmouth County, NJ

Patios & Hardscaping in Monmouth County

Paver and natural-stone patios, walkways, walls and fire features.

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How much does a paver patio cost installed in Monmouth County?

Most paver patios run $25–$60 per square foot installed, depending on the stone, the pattern and how much base and grading the site needs. Natural bluestone and travertine sit at the higher end. A 400 sq ft patio commonly lands between $12,000 and $24,000.

Who this is for
  • Backyards that need a patio, dining or fire pit area
  • Front walkways and entry steps
  • Sloped lots that need retaining walls
  • Pool surrounds and outdoor kitchens
What's included

Patios & Hardscaping scope

  • Excavation and compacted stone base
  • Pavers, bluestone, travertine or natural stone
  • Walkways, steps and landings
  • Seat walls, retaining walls and pillars
  • Fire pits and fireplaces
  • Polymeric sand and sealing

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Close-up of a built-in fire pit with seating
Front walkway and steps in bluestone or pavers leading to an entry
Process

What happens after you reach out

  1. Layout

    Measure, mark out and choose material samples.

  2. Quote

    Itemized by area, base depth and material.

  3. Build

    Excavate, base, set, cut and compact.

  4. Finish

    Joint sand, clean-up, planting around the new edges.

Patios & Hardscaping questions

Pavers or bluestone?

Pavers cost less, are easy to repair and come in many styles. Thermal bluestone is the classic look on Rumson and Spring Lake properties and costs more. Both last decades on a proper base.

Do I need a permit for a patio?

Many towns require a zoning or impervious-coverage review for new patios, walls over a set height, and anything in a flood zone. Requirements vary by town and are checked before the build.

How long does a patio take?

Most patios take 3–7 working days once materials are on site.

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