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NJ Patio Cost Calculator
Enter your patio size and pick a material. You get an installed price range for your part of New Jersey, including base prep, edging, and the extras most homeowners add.
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Typical NJ Projects
Patio and Walkway Costs in New Jersey
Concrete Patio (250 sq ft)
Poured concrete with control joints. Basic finish.
$5,000 – $11,000
Paver Patio (250 sq ft)
Concrete or brick pavers with proper crushed stone base.
$9,000 – $22,000
Bluestone Patio (250 sq ft)
Natural bluestone with mortar or sand-set installation.
$14,000 – $30,000
Outdoor Kitchen and Patio
Combined patio with masonry kitchen station, grill, and countertop.
$28,000 – $65,000
How We Calculate
- →Material prices are installed costs per square foot, covering excavation, compacted stone base, edge restraint, and joint sand.
- →Ranges come from the same NJ pricing published in our cost guides and on our service pages.
- →The location adjustment reflects higher labor and disposal costs in North Jersey and lower costs in South Jersey.
- →Totals round to the nearest $500. A written fixed price after a site visit replaces this estimate.
FAQs
Patio Cost Questions
How much does a paver patio cost in NJ?
Concrete paver patios in New Jersey typically cost $20 to $35 per square foot installed. A 300 sq ft patio runs about $6,000 to $10,500 before steps, demolition, or a fire pit. Brick pavers run $25 to $40 per square foot and permeable pavers run $30 to $55.
How much does a bluestone patio cost per square foot in NJ?
Dry-set bluestone on a gravel and sand base costs $25 to $45 per square foot installed in NJ. Wet-set bluestone mortared to a concrete slab costs $45 to $75 per square foot. Thermal-finished stone sits at the top of each range.
Do I need a permit for a patio in New Jersey?
Most NJ towns require a permit for a new patio, especially when the project changes grading or drainage or adds impervious coverage. Fees usually run $100 to $500. Ridgeline pulls the permit as part of the contract.
Is a paver patio cheaper than concrete?
Plain poured concrete is cheaper up front at $8 to $18 per square foot. Pavers cost more but each unit moves independently, so they handle NJ freeze-thaw cycles without the long cracks a concrete slab develops.
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