Backyards
Backyard Paver Designs in Gilbert, AZ
Bring the backyard together. One thoughtful layout can connect the patio, paths, planting and places to gather.
Consider the details
Plan the courtyard, patio and turf as one space.
Bring the backyard together. One thoughtful layout can connect the patio, paths, planting and places to gather.
Design the whole space before the individual pieces
Map dining, lounge seating, play and movement first. A coherent plan helps avoid isolated paved areas that never quite connect.
Separate the activities before choosing surfaces
Mark the dining area, seating, play space and routes between the house and gates. Courtyards and front-entry-style spaces need usable circulation even when the paving footprint is small. Avoid filling the whole yard with one surface by default. A plan that identifies the main activity areas makes it easier to choose where paving adds value and where planting, gravel or turf belongs.
Detail the paver-and-turf junction
If turf is part of the design, specify how it meets the paving and how both surfaces are supported. Check finished heights, restraint, drainage and cleaning access. Decorative strips of turf between large units should not be assumed to work like a continuous lawn or a stable walkway. Confirm the selected unit's suitability for spaced installation and leave practical access around the edges.
Design future phases before the first excavation
A patio extension or poolside change can affect drains, gates and utility access elsewhere in the yard. Establish the intended finished layout before phasing the work. Avoid placing new paving over future service routes without a plan. Keep material records and spare units for later additions, while accepting that new batches and weathering may produce a different color match.
Product and planning references
CMHA: concrete-paver overlay guide specification ↗
Bring the space together
Look at the whole composition: surface, architecture, planting and the places you want to spend time.
Illustrated design inspiration, not completed-project photography.Questions worth asking
Before the project begins.
Can pavers and artificial grass be installed together?
They can be planned together, but the paving support, turf base, edging and drainage need their own compatible details. Do not use turf strips to conceal unfinished or unstable paving edges.
What should I include in a backyard estimate request?
Describe the activities you want to accommodate, existing paving or lawn, access and approximate dimensions. Mention planned future changes so the initial layout does not obstruct them.
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Connected decisions.
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Share your space, your ideas and the work you have in mind. Start with a project-specific conversation.
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