Brick Patio
Define your outdoor living space with patios, walks and walls. Marietta Landscape specializes in design, construction and installation of:
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patios, walks and walls...
- Entrance columns
- Stoops
- Steps
- Concrete walkways
- Driveways
- Concrete and brick pavers
- Flagstone
- Hardscapes
These hardscape features can be constructed with a variety of materials varying widely in cost and durability.
Brick Patio:
Brick Pattio
For that warm colonial look your material of choice is brick. Brick is available in huge selections of colors and textures. For an equivalent square footage, brick is the most expensive because there are more small pieces and more labor overall.
Stone Patio
Stone Pattio
Nothing bridges the home to the landscape better than stone.
It is available in wide selection of colors, sizes and textures and lends itself well to curvilinear forms.
These hardscape features can be constructed with a variety of materials varying widely in cost and durability.
Dry Stone Patio
Dry Stone Pattio
An example of a popular application is dry garden patio.
The patio appears loose
..." finished look"...
reminiscent of a cottage garden.
Blending different origins of stone is becoming a popular way to tailor the color palette of the installation.
Stones with rounded or weathered edges and faces to add a little instant aging to a primary stone that may have sharp edges.
Older rubble stone walls common on the East Coast and in Europe were often constructed with material from multiple sources.
You can rely on Marietta Landscape
and Irrigation Service for all of your irrigation needs.
Questions about stone?
What type of stone is “flagstone”?
Flagstone is not a particular type of stone. Rather, it refers to any stone that splits into flat pieces, usually irregular in shape.
What is the difference between “flagstone” and “pavers”?
Flagstone
Flagstone implies a flat stone that is irregular in shape.
Paver
Paver refers to a flat stone that has been cut or broken into some rectangular or square shape.
What is the most popular stone you sell?
Bluestone
Bluestone, a hard sandstone from Pennsylvania and New York. It comes in many different forms and sizes, has a very warm color palette of greens, browns and blues, and naturally has a very flat cleft surface. And considering the stone’s quality and durability it’s very reasonably priced.