Patios
Paver Patios for Elegant Outdoor Living
Bahler Brothers provides professional patio design and installation in Connecticut & Massachusetts, creating durable and beautiful outdoor spaces built to last.
Designed With Purpose
A custom paver patio is the foundation of any great outdoor space. It’s a place to gather, relax, entertain, and make the most out of the outside.
Whether you’re envisioning a cozy nook for your morning coffee or a spacious layout for hosting friends and family, we can create a patio that fits your lifestyle and enhances your entire property. Our design team will work closely with you to select the right materials, shape, and layout to bring your vision to life.
Interlocking Concrete Pavers
Interlocking concrete pavers are one of the most popular choices for patios. They offer exceptional durability, a variety of styles and colors, and a clean, cohesive look that complements any outdoor space. Unlike poured-in concrete, pavers are flexible and less prone to cracking, making them ideal for New England’s freeze-thaw cycles.
Whether you prefer a modern, sleek layout or something more rustic and textured, interlocking concrete pavers can be arranged in countless patterns that match your style. On top of that, they’re easy to maintain and can be repaired by replacing individual units rather than redoing the entire surface.
Polymeric Sand — Why it Matters
Polymeric sand is a specifically formulated mix of fine sand and binding agents used to fill the joints between pavers. Once activated with water, it hardens to lock the pavers in place, helping to prevent weeds, deter ants, and reduce shifting or erosion over time.
At Bahler Brothers, we prefer to use polymeric sand to ensure your patio remains stable, with low maintenance, and looks great for years to come. It’s one of the finishing touches that make a big difference in the longevity of your hardscape.
Frequently Asked Questions About Patio Installations
How much does a patio installation cost?
The cost of a patio installation depends on many factors, like size, materials, and any added features, such as sitting walls, fire pits, or lighting. We recommend using our Cost Calculator to get a starting point!
How long does it take to install a patio?
Most standard patios take about one to two weeks to complete once construction begins. Larger or more complex designs, like those with kitchens, pergolas, or multiple levels, may take longer. We’ll provide a detailed timeline during your consultation.
What materials do you use for patios?
There are many materials available to use for patio installation. We typically use interlocking concrete pavers, natural stone, bluestone, porcelain tile, irregular flagstone, or granite, depending on your style, budget, and maintenance preferences.
Each material is selected for durability, appearance, and compatibility with New England’s climate.
Do you handle the design process too?
Yes! Our team offers complete outdoor living and design installation. We’ll help you visualize your new patio with 3D renderings and make sure it complements your home’s architecture and landscape.
When is the best time of year to start a patio project?
Design can start any time, but fall and winter are the best seasons to begin planning. It ensures you’re on our build schedule for spring or summer before we get busy.
How do I maintain my new patio?
Manufacturers recommend sealing and reapplying polymeric sand to your patio every 3-5 years and scheduling professional cleaning and maintenance once or twice a year to keep the surface looking fresh. Bahler Brothers offers Hardscape Cleaning & Maintenance services to help protect your investment.
Ready to Start Your Patio Project?
Get a free estimate today. Our team will help you bring your outdoor vision to life.
At Bahler Brothers, we proudly serve homeowners throughout Connecticut and Massachusetts, including South Windsor, West Hartford, Glastonbury, Springfield, Longmeadow, and surrounding areas.
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