New Albany has some of the most detailed design standards in central Ohio, and hardscape is part of that picture. Georgian-style brick homes and white horse fences set a formal tone, so paver choices here often lean toward clay brick, tumbled concrete pavers that read as brick, or natural stone, laid in classic patterns with crisp borders. Long front walks, motor courts and generous terraces on estate lots around the New Albany Country Club are common requests. Most neighborhoods require architectural review through their association before any exterior work, and New Albany issues its own permits.
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New Albany is a planned community northeast of Columbus known for its Georgian-style architecture, white horse fences, and the Market Square town center around Rose Run Park. New Albany extends into Licking County.
Homes here: Large brick and Georgian-style homes, estate lots around the New Albany Country Club, and newer neighborhoods built to the same design standards.
Permits and approvals: New Albany issues its own permits and has detailed design standards. Most neighborhoods also have architectural review through their association before exterior work begins. We’ll talk through what applies to your property on the estimate.
Neighborhoods include New Albany Country Club, Market Square area, Rose Run area, Tidewater and Ashton Grove.
Every service below is available to homeowners in New Albany (43054).
Front entry walks, garden paths and side-yard walkways that stay level and drain well.
See details →Full paver driveways, aprons and borders built on a heavier base designed for vehicle loads.
See details →New backyard patios built on an excavated, compacted base with drainage planned for central Ohio clay.
See details →Segmental block retaining walls for slopes, walk-outs and garden terraces, built with drainage behind them.
See details →Built-in fire pits, seat walls, grill stations and pillars that turn a patio into an outdoor room.
See details →Lift and reset sunken pavers, fix heaved edges, re-sand joints and clean and seal patios and drives.
See details →A short call is the quickest way to get going. Tell us about your paver project in New Albany, and we’ll talk through options, what affects the cost, and next steps. Free, with no obligation.
Call now (614) 555-0106Most associations want to see a site plan showing the patio, walk or driveway, along with product names, colors and sample photos of the pavers and wall block. Details like borders, lighting and fire features may also need to be shown. Requirements vary by neighborhood, so check your association's guidelines. Your installer can help put together the drawings and product information.