PAVER PATIOS, WALKWAYS + PAVER BORDERS IN LAWRENCE, KS
Outdoor living space, built to be used — and built to last.
A beautiful outdoor living concept brought to life. Beacon Hill Unilock paver in a contemporary flagstone pattern, Versa-Lok walls and pillars with Ledgestone buff coping, stair treads, and the grading and sod to finish it. Designed for the way you’ll actually use it — dinner outside, a fire pit, room for friends. Bell’s Turf designs and installs paver patios, walkways and borders across Lawrence, Eudora, Baldwin City and the surrounding area.
960 sq ft paver patio + border · 7 pillars · stair treads · 370 sq ft retaining wall · grading & sod
Patios
A paver patio is the one project that changes how you use your house. We build on a compacted, properly drained base — the part you never see and the reason the patio is still flat in ten years. Pattern, color and border are chosen with you from real samples on site, and every patio is edged, sanded and sealed to finish.
Walkways
Front walks, side-yard paths, and the route from the driveway to the back gate. A paver walkway replaces the muddy strip or the cracked concrete with something that drains, holds up to freeze-thaw, and matches the house. Lit or unlit, straight or curved.
Paver borders & edging
A border is what makes a patio look finished and what keeps it from spreading. Soldier-course borders, contrasting bands, and paver edging along beds and drives — the details that separate a professional install from a DIY one.
Seat walls, pillars & fire pits
Seat walls give a patio its edges and its seating. Pillars carry lighting and frame the space. A fire pit turns a patio into a place people stay after dark. All three are built with the same Versa-Lok and coping system as our retaining walls, so they match and they last.
How a patio project runs
- Site visit — we walk the yard with you, measure, and talk through how you’ll use the space.
- Design & estimate — a written scope with pattern, materials, drainage and grading spelled out, priced by the square foot so you can see what changes cost.
- Schedule — a start date and a realistic finish.
- Install — base, pavers, borders, walls, then grading and sod so the yard is whole when we leave