The type of material you use for your patio can make or break its overall aesthetic. As the weather starts to cool, you’ll want a material that can withstand the changing weather and will last you a long time. Take a look at some of these materials you should consider for your patio.
Concrete
This incredibly sturdy material is a great option for patios. It’s an inexpensive option and lasts for upwards of 30 years. It’s also easy to maintain. If you want to add some flare to your patio, you can use concrete slabs as a base and then put decorative tiles or other materials on top to create your desired patio appearance.
Gravel
Gravel isn’t what you usually think of when it comes to a patio, but it’s a good option nonetheless. It’s relatively inexpensive and simple to install. Gravel drains moisture well so you wouldn’t have to worry about pools of water sitting on your patio after a storm. It also chokes weeds which means that it’s highly unlikely that unwanted weeds will grow on your patio.
Clay Bricks
Bricks give off a timeless and classy look. If that’s something you want your patio to embody, clay bricks are a good option for you. They’re more expensive than other patio material options, but many homeowners feel that the look and feeling brick patios give off makes it worth the investment. It’s versatile and you can have them installed in a variety of different patterns
Tile
Tiles are a good option if you’re looking for a material that’s easy to clean and feels pleasant to walk on. Tiles come in a variety of colors and you can combine colors to make a unique color scheme. They even come in different textures. If you want to create a patio that really stands out, tile is the material for you.
Learn About All of Your Options
North American Deck & Patio is here to inform you of all of your available material options and help you pick the best one for your patio. We pride ourselves on our honesty, quality craftsmanship, and affordable prices that make installing a new patio a breeze. Call or contact us today to learn more about your options and to request your free estimate. Let’s get you a patio right in time for the fall!