Pateridis Properties

Pateridis Properties “All gardens are a form of autobiography.” – Robert Dash Please enjoy the photographs, and "Like" our page.

Phenomenal, over 11 years of perfecting the trade of exterior stonework and landscaping, JJ Pateridis is eager to be able to exhibit the extent of his craftsmanship.

08/27/2015
all safely tied down..
08/22/2015

all safely tied down..

Yup, that should do the trick.

07/05/2014
Building a small step today
05/06/2014

Building a small step today

Thanks for your support Ryan...looking forward to working with you and Alex.
04/30/2014

Thanks for your support Ryan...looking forward to working with you and Alex.

Just had a meeting with these guys! Looking to get some landscaping done?! These guys know their stuff when it comes to turning your yard into an oasis! Whether you are looking for a new design element or a patio they are your guys! I will definitely be referring to all my clients!

04/30/2014
Another project (with John Morris) using www.banasstones.com products, and featured on their website.
04/28/2014

Another project (with John Morris) using www.banasstones.com products, and featured on their website.

04/28/2014

Time lapse retro-fit patio project. Visit our website for more information www.techo-bloc.com

04/24/2014

'Tis the season... and we're off!

I get asked a lot "what material should I use for my walkway or drive".  If you're thinking of adding some curb appeal t...
04/06/2014

I get asked a lot "what material should I use for my walkway or drive". If you're thinking of adding some curb appeal to your home this summer (if it ever comes)... here is a list of the most common materials used, and their pro's and con's.

Crushed stone and pea gravel are inexpensive and easy to install, although the gravel will scatter and need replenishing from time to time. Gravel paths and driveways are also difficult to keep cleared of snow and weeds.
Concrete is long lasting (15 to 30 years and beyond) and smooth, and has a modern more contemporary look. It’s not a great option for cold climates like ours, as it does tend to crack in cold conditions and does not take well to patches or repairs.
Asphalt has more give than concrete, making it a good choice for our cold climates, and is easily patched and repaired. However, asphalt breaks down more quickly, and requires repairs and sealing every few years.
Cobblestone and pavers are by far the longest-lasting option — a cobblestone driveway or walk can last 100 years or more! However, they are also by far the most expensive options since they require the most work initially to prepare the area and lay a solid foundation for the stone. The good news though, repairs are fairly easy and you can replace individual stones as needed, making upkeep costs relatively low.

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Montreal, QC

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