Here is the before and after picture of this new variegated

bluestone patio.

We removed the cobblestone and parts of the concrete strips

that had broke . We then drilled into the old

concrete and installed rebar to help tie into the new

concrete base for the variegated bluestone

patio.

This flagstone had beautiful rust color in the stone

that really set this Patio off, it is amazingly colorful

with the blue and greens. we added a tint of black

in the mortar to help set the color off but not so

much it created an outline then removed the tile from the entry and

used the old base to overlay in stone and the steps at the front gate

were reused with a new walkway poured to the street edge and

overlaid in the Variegated bluestone.

We removed a brick staircase at the end of the patio and added the lower wall that can be

used as a seating area and planting area behind it. we also rebuilt a small portion of brick

wall at from walkway.

After carefully removing an old wood deck, we

uncovered a previously hidden concrete patio.

Utilizing this existing structure, we incorporated it

into the foundation by installing a gravel base and

compacting it. To ensure durability, we reinforced

the base with steel rebar and poured a 3500Lbs

concrete foundation. The patio was then

enhanced with a layer of Gold Mica slate, which

was meticulously saw-cut to create visually pleasing joints. In the planter areas, we

applied wire lathe and scratch coat before veneering them with a natural stone product

and capping the walls them with a KB cap. Additionally, we installed lower lighting under

the caps, providing an aesthetically pleasing nighttime ambiance.