How to Build a Paver Patio [Like a PRO] Start to Finish

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On my barn we have a covered porch that gets used quite a bit. To expand that area for storage and grilling we decided to build a paver patio. To do so we started by digging out the soil about 8 inches below grade. We then compacted 1-2 inches of clear 3/4 inch gravel base to fill any low spots. After covering that with commercial landscape fabric, we compacted another 2-3 inches of that same 3/4" clear gavel for drainage. After getting that leveled and pitched correctly we laid some 3/4 inch steel pipes for guides and added 1 inch of 3/8 inch clear chip stone and screed it even with the pipes. With a good base in place the pavers got installed and edged with paver edging. Finally poly sand was used to fill the joints and lock all the pavers in place. We also added a small privacy fence to hide an AC unit.

Inside Color: Limestone
Soldier Course: Dark Charcoal

0:00 Layout & Excavation
0:52 3/4" Clear Gravel Base
2:00 3/8" Chip Stone Base
3:06 Installing Pavers
3:51 Cutting the Curve
4:30 Paver Edging
4:57 Backfill
5:27 Polymeric Sand
6:30 Privacy Fence
7:20 Outro

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title: Man's father in law builds paver patio

blakelowcountryresidential

I am a 65 yr old woman in Fl - and, I think I can do this with an extra hand or two!!! Thank you!

alexkielhurn

Yes, because everyone just has a Bobcat hanging around...oh and a dumptruck....

emilberbakov

was a great video, until I saw you put the weed barrier under the mulch. you will regret that in a couple of years when the mulch breaks down and you have a layer of compost on top of the weed barrier....which is a GREAT seed bed for weeds. Weed barrier works great under rocks to keep them from getting buried in the ground below, but not recommended under mulch.

jasonmenken

Hint* use a pump sprayer to wet your saw cut to eliminate the silica dust

thGenOutdoors

Wow! I understand you have this all figured out. Definitely not a tutorial.

Orangeshebert

I really enjoyed your well thoughtout, well designed "Paver Patio" project which turned out exceptionally perfect! Please keepmup the awesome work! Well done to you, and your family!

rkerby

Great work guys! It turned out amazing! I’ll do mine next week 😎

jadsonalves

is amazing and you have a good helpers and tools great job sir.

hectorvazquez

BobCat - guess that would make it look easy - bewdy! ~;0)

ChasSinklier

i would recommend steel 12 inch spike they will rest in the ground so the freeze and thaw wont raise up the plastic edgeing

jallenlandscape

Amazing job iam about to do my back yard this way.thanks for the video

juliosandoval

You are a pro! all the equipment you have...duh! would be easy

johnnyalvarado

It looks great and you made it look easy. I wish many great moments there for your family!

veronicarueckert

I'd really recommend a face shield and proper breathing protection when running that grinder. A nice patio isn't worth much if you're blind or dying of lung cancer.

bignate