PaveKing designs and builds paver patios across all five NYC boroughs since 2005 — brownstone backyards, rooftop terraces, pool surrounds, walkways, outdoor kitchens, and full outdoor living rooms.
PaveKing builds backyard paver patios, brownstone cellar-entry patios, rooftop and terrace paver systems, pool decks, pool coping, outdoor kitchens, BBQ surrounds, fire pits, seating walls, walkways, side yards, driveway borders, pergola-ready bases, lighting-ready layouts, permeable patios, drainage-integrated patios, garden edging, planter walls, repairs, re-leveling, re-sanding, sealing, and restoration.
Material options include porcelain pavers for flat modern surfaces, concrete pavers from Belgard, Cambridge, Techo-Bloc, Unilock, and Nicolock, classic bluestone, irregular flagstone, pool-friendly travertine, limestone, granite, brick, and permeable pavers for stormwater management. We match material to budget, sun exposure, use case, and house style.
Most NYC yards have no driveway. Materials may come through the front door, down a hallway, through the kitchen, down cellar steps, or through a narrow gate. We protect floors, schedule deliveries, hand-carry materials, and stage from the street with permits when needed.
Rooftop pavers need pedestal systems such as Bison, Buzon, or Eterno to protect the roof membrane, allow water flow, level uneven slabs, and stay within weight limits. PaveKing coordinates with building management, freight-elevator schedules, and load engineering when required.
Queens, Bronx, and Staten Island pool areas need slip-resistant finishes, drainage away from the pool shell, expansion joints, and coping that matches the deck. Travertine, porcelain, flagstone, and concrete pavers can all work when the base and pitch are correct.
Built-in BBQs, pizza ovens, gas fire pits, seating walls, pergola pads, lighting conduits, and planter walls are planned around seating clearance, grill heat zones, door swings, drainage, and safe movement through the yard.
Sinking, rocking, weeds, and ponding almost always trace back to shallow excavation, poor compaction, wrong stone, missing edge restraint, or weak drainage. We over-prepare the base because rebuilding a failed patio costs far more than building it correctly the first time.
Standard concrete paver patios often range $25–$45 per sq ft. Bluestone or natural stone can run $40–$80 per sq ft. Sand-set porcelain commonly ranges $35–$65 per sq ft. Rooftop pedestal porcelain can run $45–$95 per sq ft. Pool surrounds often range $18K–$60K+, and outdoor kitchens can range $12K–$45K+.
Patio projects start with a site survey, measurements, photos, layout proposal, written estimate, material samples, permits if required, demo, excavation, base, drainage, installation, edge restraint, polymeric sand, walk-through, and warranty discussion.
PaveKing installs paver patios across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx, and Staten Island, including Brooklyn brownstone yards, Queens backyards, Bronx pool surrounds, Manhattan rooftops, and Staten Island outdoor living spaces.
Longevity depends on base prep, drainage, use, and maintenance. Porcelain, bluestone, concrete pavers, travertine, and granite can all last when the base is built correctly.
Yes. PaveKing can plan patio levels around existing entries, stoops, cellar doors, walkways, steps, and drainage paths.
Most patios benefit from cleaning, joint sand care, occasional sealing depending on material, and fast repair of low spots before they spread.
Standard concrete paver patios often range $25–$45 per sq ft, while natural stone, porcelain, rooftop systems, drainage scope, and tight access can increase pricing.
Yes. Rooftop and terrace pavers usually require pedestal systems, membrane protection, drainage planning, building coordination, and load review when required.
Yes. PaveKing can plan brownstone-friendly bluestone, brick, flagstone, or paver layouts and coordinate LPC-aware details when landmark conditions apply.
Small backyard patios can take several days, while larger patios, tight-access work, rooftop systems, outdoor kitchens, and drainage scopes take longer.
Simple backyard paver patios may not require a DOB permit, but rooftops, structural work, drainage tie-ins, landmark properties, curb/sidewalk staging, or major grade changes may require approvals.