Bob Zeiler has been building paver patios across Palos Heights, IL for more than a decade. From the wooded lots around Westgate Valley and Navajo Hills to the homes near Lake Katherine and the Independence Park area, Bob has installed patios on just about every soil type and lot shape Palos Heights throws at a contractor. He knows the village, he knows the inspectors, and he knows how Palos Heights backyards are actually used — so the patios he builds fit your space, not a template.
Here's what most contractors get wrong in this area: Palos Heights sits on heavy Chicagoland clay, and our freeze-thaw cycles are brutal. Clay holds water, water freezes, and a patio built on a shortcut base will heave, sink, and crack within two or three winters. Bob builds every patio on a properly excavated, deep-compacted CA-6 stone base with the right amount of geotextile fabric and polymeric joint sand — the kind of base prep that costs more upfront but means your patio still looks new ten and fifteen years later. It's how he's built his reputation in this area.
Beyond Palos Heights, Bob regularly works in Orland Park, Tinley Park, Worth, Crestwood, Frankfort, Homer Glen, and the surrounding south-suburban Chicago neighborhoods. If you're nearby and you want a paver patio built by the owner of the company — not a crew you've never met — Bob is who you call.