Paver Patios & Walkways in Cherry Hill, NJ
Back patios, front and side walkways, and the steps and landings between them, built by twin brothers Jakub and Karol Miklus.
What we build
Patios for the back of the house and walkways to the front door, laid out around how you use the yard.
Back patios
A level patio off the back door, with room for a table, a grill or a few chairs.
Walkways
Front walks from the driveway to the door, and side paths to the gate or the shed.
Steps and landings
Paver steps and landings where the yard or the doorway changes level.
Seating walls and fire pits
Low block walls along the edge of the patio, and a fire pit if you want one.
What goes under the pavers
Most of a patio's work happens before the first paver goes down.
- Dig outGrass and soft soil come out down to firm ground, and the area is sloped so water runs away from the house.
- Stone baseCrushed stone goes in and is compacted in layers.
- Bedding and paversA screeded layer of sand, then the pavers in the pattern you picked.
- Edges and jointsEdge restraint holds the sides in place, and the joints are filled with polymeric sand.
Before you build in Cherry Hill
Cherry Hill Township has its own rules for patios. These come from the township's permit guidance for decks and patios.
Zoning permit first
The township requires a zoning permit before a patio is installed, expanded or replaced.
It counts as coverage
Patios count as impervious surface, along with the house, driveway and walkways, toward the lot's limit.
500 square feet or more
A net increase of 500 square feet or more of impervious surface needs a grading plan.
Not in easements
Patios aren't allowed in drainage, sewer or other easements.
Source: Cherry Hill Township decks and patios permit guidance. Building in Marlton? Evesham Township also lists patios among the projects that need a zoning permit.
From first call to final walkthrough
- Call, text or send the form — tell us about the space.
- We come out and look at it with you.
- You get a written proposal with the scope, price and timeline.
- We build it, keep the site tidy and walk the finished job with you.
Patio and walkway questions
Do I need a permit for a patio in Cherry Hill?
Yes. Cherry Hill Township requires a zoning permit to install, expand or replace a patio, and a grading plan when impervious surface goes up by 500 square feet or more.
Can you build a walkway and steps at the same time?
Yes. Walkways, steps and landings can go in with the patio.
Can you plant around the new patio?
Yes. We plant, mulch and edge the beds around it, too.
Can you clean an existing patio?
Yes. We pressure wash patios, walkways, driveways and houses.
How do I get a quote?
Send the Request a Free Quote form or call or text (609) 933-3526. We'll set up a time to see the space.
