Woburn · about 13 mi from our shop
Patio Design & Construction in Woburn, MA
About a third of Woburn sits on stony soils over granite, with ledge near the surface, especially on the hills in the south and west. A patio here often starts with getting through rock.
Patios in Woburn
What to know before you start.
Woburn's wetlands ordinance reaches 150 feet from wetlands, ponds and streams, further than the state's 100. Near Horn Pond or the Aberjona, a patio needs Conservation Commission permission first.
On the sandy east side, the base drains fast. On the wet north and east, we plan drainage before the pavers.
Recent patios by our crew around the North Shore. See more of our work.
Local rules that can affect your patios project.
150-foot wetlands ordinance
Woburn's own ordinance requires Conservation Commission permission for any altering or building within 150 feet of a wetland, marsh, bog or swamp, or within 150 feet of any lake, river, pond or stream. Riverfront area is 200 feet.
Source: Woburn Conservation Commission ↗
We check the current requirements for every project before we start.
How close to Horn Pond can I build a patio?
Anything within 150 feet needs Conservation Commission permission under Woburn's ordinance. We'll help you figure out where the line falls.
Let's talk about your patios in Woburn.
Estimates are free. We'll call you back to set up a time to see the property.