Paver patios, driveways and walkways
A paver patio is only as good as what is under it. We dig out, compact the base and set every paver to a line, with a border that keeps the edges from creeping. Then comes the part everyone sees: the pattern, the color, and room for a table and a fire.
- Patios and seating areas
- Paver driveways
- Walkways and side paths
- Large-format pavers set in gravel
- Borders, inlays and soldier courses
- Seat walls and fire pits to match
Our work
Paver work we have built
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How it goes
How a paver project goes
Dig out
We remove the soil to the right depth and haul it away.
Build the base
Crushed rock goes down in layers and gets compacted. This is what keeps pavers flat for years.
Set the pavers
Pavers are laid to a line in the pattern you chose, with clean cuts at the edges and a border to hold them.
Lock it in
Joint sand is swept in and the surface is compacted so everything locks together.
Good to know
Questions about pavers
Pavers or concrete?
Concrete usually costs less and goes in faster. Pavers cost more, come in more looks, and a single damaged paver can be lifted and replaced without redoing the whole surface. We build both and can price both.
Do weeds grow between pavers?
A proper base and joint sand keep most weeds out. Seeds can still land in the joints over time, so an occasional sweep and fresh joint sand keep a patio looking new.
Can a paver driveway handle cars?
Yes. Driveway pavers are thicker and sit on a deeper base than a patio. Built that way, they handle daily parking without trouble.
Can you add a fire pit or a seat wall?
Yes. Block seat walls, columns and stone fire pits are built from the same family of materials, so they match the patio.
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Ready to price it?
We come out, walk the site and give you a written price. The estimate is free.