Paver Stone
Patios, driveways, and walkways that stay flat
Pavers are the one hardscape surface that can be lifted and reset, which makes them the sensible choice over poured concrete almost everywhere — a cracked slab is a demolition job, a settled paver is an afternoon. But that only holds if the base is right. A paver patio is really a base job with a decorative top: excavate deep enough, lay and compact road base in lifts, screed a bedding course, cut clean edges, and lock the perimeter so the field cannot creep. Skip any of that and the pattern will be wandering within two winters. We lay patios, driveways, walkways, pool surrounds, and paver-and-turf grids, on a base built for what is going to drive or stand on it.
Our Process
Free Estimate
We measure the area, look at what it needs to carry, and check where the water currently goes.
Excavate & Compact
Dug to depth and road base compacted in lifts. This is the part that decides whether the patio is still flat in ten years.
Screed & Lay
Bedding sand screeded level, pavers laid to the pattern, cuts made clean at the edges rather than filled with slivers.
Lock It Down
Edge restraint fitted, joints filled with polymeric sand, and the field plate-compacted so nothing moves.