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At a glance

Typical cost
$15–$35 / sq ft
Most Avon-area projects land around $20–$22 / sq ft, about $6,600 for 300 sq ft1
Permits
Patios listed in 2 towns
Brownsburg and Danville name patios on their permit lists2,3
Ground
Crosby, Treaty, Miami
Crosby leads at about 32% of mapped acreage4
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Avon, Plainfield, Brownsburg and Danville on the west side of Indianapolis, plus the smaller towns across the county. Each town has published permit rules, and we've summarized them here.

Towns we serve in Hendricks County

Permit rules at a glance

Avon, Plainfield, Brownsburg and Danville each publish their own rules. Here they are, town by town.

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TownWhat the town publishes
AvonBuilding and fence permit applications online; subdivision zoning list. Patio rules not spelled out, so confirm with the Town5.
PlainfieldGrade-level patios without a foundation allowed in side and rear yards; covered patios count as additions and need a building permit6,7.
Brownsburg"Patio or deck" is on the list of small projects that need a permit2.
DanvilleNew patio or deck construction typically needs a permit; nothing in easements; up to 10 business days to process3.

For Pittsboro, Lizton, North Salem, Clayton, Stilesville and homes outside town limits, contact your town hall or the county planning office to confirm what's required before work starts.

Ground conditions in Hendricks County

The USDA soil survey for Hendricks County is led by Crosby (about 32% of mapped acreage), with Treaty and Miami at about 14% each and Fincastle at about 7%4.

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The Miami series was formally described from a site in this county, about 3 miles east of Danville, and is moderately well drained8. Crosby and the flat Treaty silty clay loams hold water longer, which is why base depth and slope matter9.

Indiana's residential code lists a 30-inch frost depth for Hendricks County, which applies to footings for pergolas, seat walls, fireplaces and outdoor kitchens10.

What patios cost in Hendricks County

A 2026 Avon/Hendricks contractor guide puts paver patios at $15–$35 per sq ft, with most Avon-area projects around $20–$22 per sq ft1.

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The full material table is on our Avon page.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need a patio permit in Hendricks County?

It depends on the town. Brownsburg and Danville list patios among projects that need a permit; Plainfield allows grade-level patios without a foundation but requires a permit for covered patios. Avon doesn't publish patio-specific rules. Outside these towns, contact your town hall or the county.

How much does a patio cost in Hendricks County?

A 2026 local contractor guide puts paver patios at $15–$35 per sq ft installed, with most Avon-area projects around $20–$22 per sq ft.

Do you serve Pittsboro and North Salem?

Yes. We take requests from anywhere in Hendricks County and pass them to an independent local contractor who serves that area.

Sources (10)

Prices are third-party estimates current as of October 2026 and are not quotes or guarantees. Numbers in the text point to the source below.

  1. Sam's Outdoor Solutions – Paver patio installation near Avon, Hendricks County (contractor guide, 2026)
  2. Town of Brownsburg – Building & Inspections
  3. Town of Danville – Building Department
  4. USDA NRCS SSURGO map units, Hendricks County survey area IN063 (via UC Davis SoilWeb)
  5. Town of Avon – Building Department
  6. Town of Plainfield – Ordinance 03-2023, Zoning Ordinance Art. 4.1 Accessory Uses & Structures (PDF)
  7. Town of Plainfield – Building, Engineering & Transportation FAQ
  8. USDA NRCS – Official Series Description: Miami series
  9. Purdue Extension AY-300 – Drainage and wet soil management (PDF)
  10. Indiana Residential Code, 675 IAC 14-4.4-5, Table R301.2(1) (county foundation depths)
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