Illustrative renderingPatios
Paver patios & outdoor seating areas
New patios, patio extensions, and seating areas — sized for how you'll use them and built on a base that drains.
Website concept. Palm & Stone Outdoor Living is a demonstration brand — no active service business is taking requests through this site yet. About this demo
Services
From a first patio to a complete backyard with shade and an outdoor kitchen, every project starts with the same questions: how you’ll use the space, where the water goes, and what’s underneath.
Illustrative renderingNew outdoor spaces
Illustrative renderingPatios
New patios, patio extensions, and seating areas — sized for how you'll use them and built on a base that drains.
Illustrative renderingDriveways
New paver driveways and driveway replacements, including borders, the apron, and a matching front walk.
Illustrative renderingPool decks
New surfaces around existing pools — pavers, travertine, shellstone, or porcelain — with drainage and coping coordinated.
Illustrative renderingWalkways
Front walks, side-yard paths, garden paths, and stepping stones that connect your spaces and stay put.
Illustrative renderingShade structures
Freestanding and attached pergolas, louvered roofs, and patio covers — coordinated with footings, pavers, and permits.
Illustrative renderingOutdoor kitchens
Grill islands, full outdoor kitchens, and bar seating planned with the patio, shade, and licensed utility work.
Existing pavers
Illustrative renderingSunken areas, joint sand, cleaning, and sealing — and when a repair isn’t enough.
Clear boundaries
Pool-deck projects cover the surface around the pool. Building or resurfacing the pool itself, structural pool repairs, and pool equipment are handled by pool professionals.
Fans, lighting, outdoor kitchen appliances, and sinks need licensed trades. Proposals identify who performs each part and how it is sequenced with the hardscape.
Pergolas and patio covers may need engineered drawings, specific footings, and permits. Requirements depend on the structure and the jurisdiction.
Pool and patio screen enclosures are not part of these services. Deck and hardscape work can be planned around an enclosure built by a specialist.
Not sure where your project fits? The FAQs cover the common cases, or just describe it in the request form.
Before you decide
Guide
How the three main outdoor surfaces differ in look, feel, installation, maintenance, and cost — and where each one works best.
Guide
The site conditions, materials, and scope choices that move the price — and how to compare proposals fairly.
Guide
Where the water goes, how the ground slopes, what the base sits on, and when an existing slab should stay or go.
Guide
A step-by-step planning guide — how you'll use the space, sun and shade, samples, HOA and permits, and the order the work happens.
Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll follow up to talk through the space, the options, and what a realistic next step looks like.