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The first thing would probably have to do with cleaning out the area thoroughly before buying anything, but also make sure there are no loose bricks or stones because these can cause issues easily when adding new parts onto things (especially during summer). Another tip would involve testing different materials like stone and tile which is great if you’re looking into changing up the whole aesthetic by itself, but don’t forget that redoing large areas might cost extra money in general so be prepared for this ahead of time. The last thing would probably have to deal with using different finishes like matte or glossy so things can look just right depending on your overall style and preferences!