Patios · Walkways · Pool decks

Paver patios, walkways & pool decks

Interlocking pavers on a compacted base, locked in with polymeric sand and a solid border. They flex with the ground instead of cracking, and single stones can be replaced.

InterlockingFlexes, won't crack
ManyColors & patterns
RepairableStone by stone
ReadyTo use right away

What we install

Every job starts with an on-site visit, so the plan fits your yard, your budget and how you use the space.

Patios

Outdoor living and dining areas sized for how you use them.

Walkways & entries

Front walks and paths with borders that frame the house.

Pool decks

Cool-toned, slip-resistant pavers around pools and spas.

Driveways

Thicker pavers on a deeper base, built for vehicle weight.

Steps & seat walls

Paver or wall-block steps and built-in seating.

Fire pit areas

Paver circles and patios built around a fire feature.

How we build it

  1. Excavate

    We dig out to depth for patio or driveway use and haul the soil away.

  2. Build the base

    Base rock is compacted in layers, then screeded with about 1″ of bedding sand.

  3. Lay & cut

    Pavers go down in your pattern, border pieces are cut to fit and edge restraints are set.

  4. Lock it in

    We compact the surface and sweep in polymeric sand to lock the joints.

Typical build specs

What goes under the surface decides how long it lasts. These are our typical specs; your quote lists the exact materials for your project.

Typical pavers build specifications
Base4–6″ compacted base for patios, deeper for driveways
BeddingAbout 1″ of screeded sand
Paver thickness60 mm for patios and walks, 80 mm for driveways
JointsPolymeric sand that hardens and resists weeds
Edge restraintConcrete curb or paver edging spiked in place
PatternsHerringbone, running bond, random multi-size

Common questions

Should I choose pavers or concrete?

Pavers cost more up front but don't crack as a slab, and damaged stones can be swapped out. Concrete costs less and has no joints. We'll price both if you like.

Do weeds grow between pavers?

Polymeric sand hardens in the joints and blocks most weeds and ants. Topping it up every few years keeps it working.

When can I use my new paver patio?

Usually the same day the polymeric sand has set. Avoid heavy rain or hosing it down for the first day.

Should pavers be sealed?

Sealing is optional. It deepens the color and makes stains easier to clean, and it's typically redone every few years.

Get your free pavers estimate

Tell us about your project. We'll call within one business day to set up an on-site visit.

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