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Paver Patio Installation — Wilmington, NC

Paver Patio Installation
Wilmington, NC

Custom paver patios in concrete, natural stone, and brick — designed and built for the Cape Fear Coast. Fire pits, outdoor kitchens, seating walls, and pergolas all in one project. Licensed NC contractor, free estimates.

Concrete, Stone & Brick
Fire Pits & Kitchens
2D/3D Design Included
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Patio Options

Paver Patio Styles in Wilmington, NC

From a simple backyard patio to a full outdoor living space with fire pit and kitchen — every project is custom-designed for your home.

Most Popular

Concrete Paver Patios

$12–$22/sq ft

Tumbled, smooth, and textured concrete pavers in dozens of colors and patterns. Belgard, Unilock, and Techo-Bloc systems built on a compacted base engineered for Wilmington's coastal soil.

Premium

Natural Stone Patios

$20–$40/sq ft

Bluestone, travertine, flagstone, and slate patios with a timeless, high-end appearance. Natural variation makes every stone patio unique. Sealed for coastal durability.

Classic

Brick Paver Patios

$15–$25/sq ft

Traditional clay brick pavers in running bond, herringbone, and basket weave patterns. Durable, repairable, and beautiful — a classic coastal NC aesthetic.

Most Requested

Patio with Fire Pit

From $8,000

A paver patio centered around a custom gas or wood-burning fire pit. The most popular outdoor living upgrade for Wilmington homeowners — extends your patio season year-round.

Complete Package

Patio with Outdoor Kitchen

From $18,000

Full paver patio with built-in grill station, countertops, bar seating, and optional pergola cover. The complete Cape Fear Coast outdoor living setup.

Add-On

Seating Walls & Borders

$45–$85/linear ft

Matching paver or natural stone seating walls that define your patio space and add functional seating. Coordinates with your patio surface for a finished, cohesive look.

What Wilmington Homeowners Say

“Forest installed a 500 sq ft Belgian block patio with a natural stone fire pit in the center. The project came in on budget and on time. Stunning result — it completely changed how we use our backyard.”

Tom & Ellen R.

Wilmington, NC

“Had a paver patio installed around the pool with matching seating walls. Forest handled the design, the drainage, and the installation. The attention to detail is exceptional.”

Mike C.

Carolina Beach, NC

“Beautiful travertine patio with a built-in fire pit and pergola. Forest did the whole project — patio, fire pit, and pergola — in two weeks. Best investment we have made in this house.”

Sandra W.

Leland, NC

Paver Patio FAQ — Wilmington, NC

How much does a paver patio cost in Wilmington, NC?

Paver patio installation in Wilmington runs $12–$40 per square foot depending on material and complexity. A 400 sq ft concrete paver patio averages $8,000–$14,000 installed. Natural stone runs $12,000–$18,000 for the same area. Free detailed estimates provided.

What type of pavers are best for Wilmington's climate?

Concrete pavers (Belgard, Unilock) are the top choice for Wilmington — they handle the humidity, heat, and occasional freezing without cracking. Natural travertine is excellent for pool surrounds because it stays cool underfoot. We specify materials based on your use case and budget.

How long does paver patio installation take?

A standard 400 sq ft paver patio takes 3–7 days to complete, including excavation, base compaction, sand bed, paver layout, and jointing. Projects with fire pits, outdoor kitchens, or seating walls add 2–5 days.

Do paver patios need a permit in Wilmington?

Basic ground-level patios typically do not require a permit. Projects with gas lines (fire pit, outdoor kitchen), electrical, or structures over 30 inches high may require permits. We handle all permitting for your project.

How do pavers hold up in coastal NC?

Concrete and natural stone pavers are excellent for coastal NC. They drain well, resist salt air, and can be individually replaced if one ever cracks — unlike poured concrete slabs which crack across the entire surface.

Can you combine a paver patio with a pergola?

Yes — patio and pergola combinations are our most popular project. We build both in sequence on the same job, ensuring the pergola footings integrate cleanly with the patio surface.

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