Patios & Courtyards
Natural stone, porcelain, and reclaimed brick. Designed for quiet moments and seamless indoor-outdoor flow.
Get a QuoteAre porcelain pavers fire rated?+
Yes. Porcelain pavers are non-combustible, fire resistant, and an excellent choice for rooftops, patios, and outdoor living spaces.
Are concrete pavers heavy for a rooftop?+
Concrete pavers are generally heavier than porcelain pavers. Weight considerations should always be reviewed before selecting a rooftop paving system. Contact us and we can help evaluate your project and determine appropriate options.
Do I need a licensed patio contractor in Brooklyn?+
Yes. Patio and hardscape work in New York City should be done by a licensed Home Improvement Contractor — it protects you on permits, inspections, and workmanship. Brooklyn Deck & Patio holds NYC HIC license #2119904-DCWP and handles permitting and code requirements for every patio and courtyard we build.
What should I look for in a patio contractor?+
Look for a patio contractor with real experience on New York sites: proper drainage and slope, the right base preparation, an understanding of rooftop and ground-level loading, and fluency across materials — natural stone, porcelain pavers, and reclaimed brick. We design and build each patio and courtyard end to end, so one team is accountable from layout through the final set stone.
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