Custom Patio Design & Installation in Sacramento & Northern California

Paver, flagstone, stamped concrete, and natural stone patios designed to fit your home, your lifestyle, and your budget.

Circular flagstone patio and paver walkway in Lake Tahoe, framed by artificial turf, river rock, and tall pines.
Flagstone patio in Roseville with mortared joints, edged by mulch beds, a wrought-iron fence, and artificial turf.
Raised paver patio in Roseville on a stacked-stone wall, with a garden arbor, potted plants, and artificial turf below.

Your Patio Is the Room You Don’t Have Yet

A well-designed patio is the most-used feature of any Sacramento backyard. Nine months out of the year, you can eat dinner outside, entertain guests, or just sit with coffee and the morning paper. A patio turns your yard from something you look at into a space you actually live in.

We design and install patios of every size and style, from 200-square-foot courtyard spaces to 2,000+ square foot entertaining areas with integrated fire pits, outdoor kitchens, and water features.

Your Patio Is the Room You Don't Have Yet

A well-designed patio is the most-used feature of any Sacramento backyard. Nine months out of the year, you can eat dinner outside, entertain guests, or just sit with coffee and the morning paper. A patio turns your yard from something you look at into a space you actually live in.

We design and install patios of every size and style, from 200-square-foot courtyard spaces to 2,000+ square foot entertaining areas with integrated fire pits, outdoor kitchens, and water features.

Your Patio Is the Room You Don't Have Yet

A well-designed patio is the most-used feature of any Sacramento backyard. Nine months out of the year, you can eat dinner outside, entertain guests, or just sit with coffee and the morning paper. A patio turns your yard from something you look at into a space you actually live in.

We design and install patios of every size and style, from 200-square-foot courtyard spaces to 2,000+ square foot entertaining areas with integrated fire pits, outdoor kitchens, and water features.

Patio Materials We Install

Concrete Pavers

The most popular choice in Sacramento. Durable, widely available, comes in hundreds of colors and shapes. Handles our temperature swings and heat without issue.

Natural Flagstone.

Irregular natural stone slabs set on sand, gravel, or mortar. Every patio is one-of-a-kind. Classic look, works with almost any home style.

Bluestone

Premium blue-gray natural stone from the eastern U.S. Modern, elegant, and extremely durable. Popular for contemporary homes.

Stamped Concrete

Poured concrete stamped with patterns that mimic stone, brick, or tile. Great looks at a lower cost than natural stone.

Poured Concrete

Plain or broom-finished concrete. Budget-friendly, durable, and a clean canvas for outdoor furniture.

Brick Pavers

Classic clay brick in traditional patterns. Warm, timeless, and ages beautifully.

Travertine & Porcelain Pavers

Premium European and tile-based pavers for pool decks and high-end patios.

Patio Materials We Install

Concrete Pavers

The most popular choice in Sacramento. Durable, widely available, comes in hundreds of colors and shapes. Handles our temperature swings and heat without issue.

Natural Flagstone.

Irregular natural stone slabs set on sand, gravel, or mortar. Every patio is one-of-a-kind. Classic look, works with almost any home style.

Bluestone

Premium blue-gray natural stone from the eastern U.S. Modern, elegant, and extremely durable. Popular for contemporary homes.

Stamped Concrete

Poured concrete stamped with patterns that mimic stone, brick, or tile. Great looks at a lower cost than natural stone.

Poured Concrete

Plain or broom-finished concrete. Budget-friendly, durable, and a clean canvas for outdoor furniture.

Brick Pavers

Classic clay brick in traditional patterns. Warm, timeless, and ages beautifully.

Travertine & Porcelain Pavers

Premium European and tile-based pavers for pool decks and high-end patios.

Patio Materials We Install

Concrete Pavers

The most popular choice in Sacramento. Durable, widely available, comes in hundreds of colors and shapes. Handles our temperature swings and heat without issue.

Natural Flagstone.

Irregular natural stone slabs set on sand, gravel, or mortar. Every patio is one-of-a-kind. Classic look, works with almost any home style.

Bluestone

Premium blue-gray natural stone from the eastern U.S. Modern, elegant, and extremely durable. Popular for contemporary homes.

Stamped Concrete

Poured concrete stamped with patterns that mimic stone, brick, or tile. Great looks at a lower cost than natural stone.

Poured Concrete

Plain or broom-finished concrete. Budget-friendly, durable, and a clean canvas for outdoor furniture.

Brick Pavers

Classic clay brick in traditional patterns. Warm, timeless, and ages beautifully.

Travertine & Porcelain Pavers

Premium European and tile-based pavers for pool decks and high-end patios.

Patio Design Styles

We’ve designed patios in every style popular in Northern California:

  • Modern / Contemporary: clean lines, large format pavers, minimal planting, neutral palette

  • Mediterranean: terra cotta, warm earth tones, tumbled pavers, integrated planters

  • Tuscan: travertine, flagstone, aged-look finishes, stone accents

  • Traditional / Classic: brick pavers, formal symmetry, historic patterns

  • Rustic / Farmhouse: flagstone, natural stone, irregular shapes, heavy planting

  • Tahoe / Mountain: fieldstone, granite, timber accents, fire features

  • Japanese-inspired: stepping stones, gravel, clean geometry, water elements

Patio Design Styles

We’ve designed patios in every style popular in Northern California:

  • Modern / Contemporary: clean lines, large format pavers, minimal planting, neutral palette

  • Mediterranean: terra cotta, warm earth tones, tumbled pavers, integrated planters

  • Tuscan: travertine, flagstone, aged-look finishes, stone accents

  • Traditional / Classic: brick pavers, formal symmetry, historic patterns

  • Rustic / Farmhouse: flagstone, natural stone, irregular shapes, heavy planting

  • Tahoe / Mountain: fieldstone, granite, timber accents, fire features

  • Japanese-inspired: stepping stones, gravel, clean geometry, water elements

Patio Design Styles

We’ve designed patios in every style popular in Northern California:

  • Modern / Contemporary: clean lines, large format pavers, minimal planting, neutral palette

  • Mediterranean: terra cotta, warm earth tones, tumbled pavers, integrated planters

  • Tuscan: travertine, flagstone, aged-look finishes, stone accents

  • Traditional / Classic: brick pavers, formal symmetry, historic patterns

  • Rustic / Farmhouse: flagstone, natural stone, irregular shapes, heavy planting

  • Tahoe / Mountain: fieldstone, granite, timber accents, fire features

  • Japanese-inspired: stepping stones, gravel, clean geometry, water elements

How Much Does a Patio Cost in Sacramento?

Patio installation costs in Sacramento vary by material and size:

  • 12x12 paver patio (144 sq ft): $2,592 – $5,760

  • 16x18 paver patio (288 sq ft): $5,184 – $11,520

  • 20x20 paver patio (400 sq ft): $7,200 – $16,000

  • Stamped concrete equivalent: 30–40% less than pavers

  • Natural stone equivalent: 30–50% more than pavers

How Much Does a Patio Cost in Sacramento?

Patio installation costs in Sacramento vary by material and size:

  • 12x12 paver patio (144 sq ft): $2,592 – $5,760

  • 16x18 paver patio (288 sq ft): $5,184 – $11,520

  • 20x20 paver patio (400 sq ft): $7,200 – $16,000

  • Stamped concrete equivalent: 30–40% less than pavers

  • Natural stone equivalent: 30–50% more than pavers

How Much Does a Patio Cost in Sacramento?

Patio installation costs in Sacramento vary by material and size:

  • 12x12 paver patio (144 sq ft): $2,592 – $5,760

  • 16x18 paver patio (288 sq ft): $5,184 – $11,520

  • 20x20 paver patio (400 sq ft): $7,200 – $16,000

  • Stamped concrete equivalent: 30–40% less than pavers

  • Natural stone equivalent: 30–50% more than pavers

Integrating Patios with Fire Pits, Kitchens & Water Features

The best patios aren’t just flat surfaces, they’re outdoor rooms. We regularly integrate:

Fire Pits

Gas or wood-burning, stone or paver surround.

Outdoor Kitchens

BBQ surrounds, prep islands, and a personal favorite, pizza ovens.

Pergolas & Shade Structures

These are a life-saver during Sacramento’s hot summer months!

Seating Walls

That double as bench seating.

Water Features

Fountainscapes, spillway bowls...you get the idea.

Landscape Lighting

For your evenings outside.

Artificial Turf Accents

AGL Grass North Saratoga turf makes a beautiful green border or “rug” within a patio.

Integrating Patios with Fire Pits, Kitchens & Water Features

The best patios aren't just flat surfaces, they're outdoor rooms. We regularly integrate:

Fire Pits

Gas or wood-burning, stone or paver surround.

Outdoor Kitchens

BBQ surrounds, prep islands, and a personal favorite, pizza ovens.

Pergolas & Shade Structures

These are a life-saver during Sacramento’s hot summer months!

Seating Walls

That double as bench seating.

Water Features

Fountainscapes, spillway bowls...you get the idea.

Landscape Lighting

For your evenings outside.

Artificial Turf Accents

AGL Grass North Saratoga turf makes a beautiful green border or “rug” within a patio.

Integrating Patios with Fire Pits, Kitchens & Water Features

The best patios aren't just flat surfaces, they're outdoor rooms. We regularly integrate:

Fire Pits

Gas or wood-burning, stone or paver surround.

Outdoor Kitchens

BBQ surrounds, prep islands, and a personal favorite, pizza ovens.

Pergolas & Shade Structures

These are a life-saver during Sacramento’s hot summer months!

Seating Walls

That double as bench seating.

Water Features

Fountainscapes, spillway bowls...you get the idea.

Landscape Lighting

For your evenings outside.

Artificial Turf Accents

AGL Grass North Saratoga turf makes a beautiful green border or “rug” within a patio.

Our Installation Process

A Simple & Straight-Forward Process

Step 01

Design Consultation

We walk your yard, talk through how you’ll use the patio, and measure the space. We discuss style preferences and show you paver and stone samples.

Step 02

Layout & Estimate

We sketch the patio shape and suggest any integrated features. You get a clear written estimate.

Step 03

Site Prep & Excavation

We excavate 6–8 inches below final grade to allow for proper base depth.

Step 04

Base Installation

4 inches of compacted Class II road base over geotextile fabric. This is the step that separates a patio that lasts 25 years from one that shifts and sinks in 5 years.

Step 05

Bedding Sand Layer

1 inch of screeded concrete sand, set to proper grade for drainage (typically a 1–2% slope away from the house).

Step 06

Paver Installation

Pavers laid in the chosen pattern, cut to fit edges, with consistent joint spacing.

Step 07

Edge Restraint

Plastic or metal edging to keep pavers from spreading over time.

Step 08

Joint Sand & Compaction

Polymeric sand swept into joints, plate-compacted into place, and activated with water for a locked, weed-resistant finish.

Step 09

Cleanup & Final Walkthrough

Site cleaned, patio sealed (optional), final walkthrough with you.

Patio Drainage & Why It Matters

A patio that holds water is a patio that fails. Every patio we install is graded with a slight slope (1–2%) away from the house for proper drainage. On tight sites or in low-lying areas, we integrate drainage solutions, such as catch basins, channel drains, or French drains, to route water away from foundations and prevent pooling.

Patio Drainage & Why It Matters

A patio that holds water is a patio that fails. Every patio we install is graded with a slight slope (1–2%) away from the house for proper drainage. On tight sites or in low-lying areas, we integrate drainage solutions, such as catch basins, channel drains, or French drains, to route water away from foundations and prevent pooling.

Patio Drainage & Why It Matters

A patio that holds water is a patio that fails. Every patio we install is graded with a slight slope (1–2%) away from the house for proper drainage. On tight sites or in low-lying areas, we integrate drainage solutions, such as catch basins, channel drains, or French drains, to route water away from foundations and prevent pooling.

Backyard putting green with red flags and a sand bunker, edged by a curved natural stone wall.

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Backyard putting green with red flags and a sand bunker, edged by a curved natural stone wall.

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We’re here to answer all your questions.

Backyard putting green with red flags and a sand bunker, edged by a curved natural stone wall.

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We’re here to answer all your questions.

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Think of all the time you could be spending outside. Let Natural Tech build your outdoor sanctuary.

Ready to Build Your Outdoor Room?

Think of all the time you could be spending outside. Let Natural Tech build your outdoor sanctuary.

Ready to Build Your Outdoor Room?

Think of all the time you could be spending outside. Let Natural Tech build your outdoor sanctuary.

Artificial turf lawn with flagstone stepping stones and a sport court beside a stucco home framed by tall pines.

Frequently Asked Questions

Our dedicated team of experts is committed to understanding your unique needs and objectives, working closely with you to develop and execute your vision.

How long does a paver patio last?

25+ years for concrete pavers, 50+ years for natural stone and brick, all with proper base installation.

How long does patio installation take?

Small patios (under 200 sq ft) take 3–5 days. Medium patios (200–600 sq ft) take 5–10 days. Large patios with integrated features take 2–4 weeks.

Do I need a permit for a patio?

Most residential patios don’t require a permit in Sacramento. Check with your local jurisdiction if your patio is attached to the home, involves significant grading, or has electrical/gas work for outdoor kitchens.

What’s the best patio material for California?

Concrete pavers are the most popular choice for California climates. Durable, heat-resistant, and they handle temperature swings without cracking. Natural stone is premium but works equally well.

What’s the difference between pavers and stamped concrete?

Pavers are individual units laid over a sand base. They can be lifted and re-set if needed. Stamped concrete is a single poured slab with a pattern stamped into the surface. It’s one piece, so cracks can’t be individually repaired.

Can you install a patio on a slope?

Yes. Sloped sites may require grading, retaining walls, or terracing. That’s where Rob’s 40+ years of landscape design experience pays off.

How do you clean pavers?

Most paver patios need a quick sweep or leaf-blow regularly and a hose-down occasionally. Sealing every 3–5 years protects against staining. Polymeric joint sand prevents weeds.

Artificial turf lawn with flagstone stepping stones and a sport court beside a stucco home framed by tall pines.

Frequently Asked Questions

Our dedicated team of experts is committed to understanding your unique needs and objectives, working closely with you to develop and execute your vision.

How long does a paver patio last?

25+ years for concrete pavers, 50+ years for natural stone and brick, all with proper base installation.

How long does patio installation take?

Small patios (under 200 sq ft) take 3–5 days. Medium patios (200–600 sq ft) take 5–10 days. Large patios with integrated features take 2–4 weeks.

Do I need a permit for a patio?

Most residential patios don’t require a permit in Sacramento. Check with your local jurisdiction if your patio is attached to the home, involves significant grading, or has electrical/gas work for outdoor kitchens.

What’s the best patio material for California?

Concrete pavers are the most popular choice for California climates. Durable, heat-resistant, and they handle temperature swings without cracking. Natural stone is premium but works equally well.

What’s the difference between pavers and stamped concrete?

Pavers are individual units laid over a sand base. They can be lifted and re-set if needed. Stamped concrete is a single poured slab with a pattern stamped into the surface. It’s one piece, so cracks can’t be individually repaired.

Can you install a patio on a slope?

Yes. Sloped sites may require grading, retaining walls, or terracing. That’s where Rob’s 40+ years of landscape design experience pays off.

How do you clean pavers?

Most paver patios need a quick sweep or leaf-blow regularly and a hose-down occasionally. Sealing every 3–5 years protects against staining. Polymeric joint sand prevents weeds.

Artificial turf lawn with flagstone stepping stones and a sport court beside a stucco home framed by tall pines.

Frequently Asked Questions

Our dedicated team of experts is committed to understanding your unique needs and objectives, working closely with you to develop and execute your vision.

How long does a paver patio last?

How long does patio installation take?

Do I need a permit for a patio?

What’s the best patio material for California?

What’s the difference between pavers and stamped concrete?

Can you install a patio on a slope?

How do you clean pavers?