Stamped concrete, pavers and flagstone, laid on a prepared base.
A stamped concrete patio is a poured slab that is colored and pressed with a pattern while it is still workable, so it can look like stone, brick or slate. The work under it matters more than the pattern on top.

Silt soils here hold water after the heavy spring rains, March being the wettest month, so a firm base and good drainage matter. July heat speeds up curing, and winter freeze and thaw wears on bare concrete, which is why the sealer matters.
Concrete can crack. Control joints are cut so that cracks follow planned lines instead of running across the pattern.
Stamped concrete is one continuous slab with fewer joints for weeds. Pavers are separate pieces that can be lifted and reset.
Every two to three years is common, depending on sun and foot traffic.
Concrete gains strength over weeks. Light foot traffic comes first, and heavy furniture and grills later.
Free, with no obligation. Darren Fant walks the site, measures, looks at drainage and access, and gives a written quote. Every quote is written after seeing the yard, because access and grading differ house to house.
A written number after the walk-through - no sales pitch.
Tell us about your yard and Darren will call to set up the visit.