Paver Patio Design & Installation in Nampa & Caldwell

Want a patio that looks great and actually lasts through Idaho freeze–thaw cycles? Showcase CL designs and installs custom concrete and stone paver patios for homes in Nampa, Caldwell, and across the Treasure Valley. Every project is engineered with correct base prep, compaction, drainage, and edge restraint—so it stays level and beautiful for years.

Why Pavers (Not Poured Concrete)?

Pavers offer superior crack resistance, easy spot repairs, and design flexibility. If a section settles, we lift, correct the base, and reset—no jackhammers or full replacement. With dozens of patterns, borders, and colorways, you get a custom look that complements your home’s style.

Built for Idaho Winters (The Part You Don’t See)

Excavation & Sub-Base: Soil assessment, proper dig depth, and class-5 road base compacted in lifts.
Drainage: Slope set to shed water away from the home; optional French drains where needed.
Edge Restraint: Solid edge restraint to prevent spread and keep your pattern tight.
Jointing Sand & Seal: Polymeric sand locks joints; optional sealing for color pop and stain resistance.

Patio Design Options

Layouts: Herringbone, running bond, basketweave, random ashlar.
Borders & Accents: Contrasting borders, inlays, soldier courses, and circular features.
Integrated Features: Steps, seat walls, planter beds, fire pits, and lighting conduits for clean installs.
Materials: Concrete pavers (most durable/value), tumbled stone looks, or premium natural stone by request.

Our Process (Start to Finish)

On-Site Consult: We measure, check grades, utilities, and access.
Design & Proposal: Scaled layout, paver selections, drainage plan, and timeline.
Build: Excavation, base, compaction, screed, setting, cutting, edge restraint, sand, clean up.
Final Walkthrough: Quality check, care tips, and warranty details.

Maintenance & Repairs

Annual rinse and occasional re-sand keep joints tight. If you notice settling after a hard winter, we can re-level affected areas without tearing out the patio.