We begin every paver installation project with a site assessment to fully understand the scope of the work, the current state of the area, landscaping components, and any potential issues. This step is important as it allows us to ensure that we can provide reliable and accurate estimates. We also discuss with our clients their preferences, such as layout designs, features, and materials to be used, which come in handy in devising a detailed plan.

Choosing the right materials is the most exciting part of any installation project. Our company offers concrete and natural stone options to let clients express their unique style. We guide clients through colors, finishes, and textures to ensure durability and aesthetics align.

We take pride in using state-of-the-art tools and equipment for every project, including excavators, saws, compactors, and grading tools, to provide quality work that meets and exceeds our clients' expectations. Our team has the required skill set to manage Landscaping components such as irrigation lines, gas lines, and other underground utilities. Our bottom line is that we make sure that our clients have a seamless experience with minimal disruption.

The installation process includes different stages that are dependent on the project scope and their associated needs. Our team begins with excavation, grading, and base installation. Then the pavers are laid down, often in interesting patterns, and finally, the joints are filled with grout sand. With our work, you can be sure of a high-quality finish that will last.

The first step in paver installation is site preparation. Our team will inspect your property and remove any existing structures, debris, or vegetation that can hinder the installation process. We will also grade and level the area to ensure proper water drainage and structural integrity. The site preparation phase is critical to ensure a smooth and even surface for the pavers.

The second step is the installation of the base material. We use quality materials, such as crushed stones and gravel, to create a stable and supportive base. This layer is usually between 3-6 inches thick, depending on the intended use of the area. It provides a stable and permeable surface for the pavers, allowing proper water drainage and preventing any shifts or movements.

Next, onto the third step: installing the pavers. Choose from our top-notch pavers crafted from concrete, natural stone, or clay. Our skilled team arranges them meticulously in your chosen pattern, with a slight gap between each one. This ensures flexibility and prevents cracks or shifts. Also, we take care to level the pavers, creating a perfectly even surface.

The fourth step is the installation of edging. Edging is crucial to maintaining the integrity and longevity of the paver installation. It prevents the pavers from shifting or separating over time and creates a defined edge. We use a variety of materials such as concrete, metal, or plastic edging. Our team will also ensure that the edging is level and flush with the pavers.

The final step is the finishing touches. Our team will clean the area and remove any debris, leaving your outdoor space clean and beautiful. We can also add extra features, such as lighting or seating options, to enhance the functionality and aesthetics of the area.

When pavers are not installed correctly, they can shift and become uneven over time, creating tripping hazards. This is especially dangerous for children and the elderly. Proper installation includes digging a proper foundation, leveling the area, and filling it with sand or gravel to ensure the pavers stay in place. This will prevent any uneven surfaces that could cause injuries.

The installation process sets the foundation for the longevity of our pavers. If the area is not prepared correctly, it can lead to drainage issues, shifting, and cracking in the pavers. The proper installation process involves compacting the soil, laying a sturdy base layer, and leveling each paver to avoid any dips or high spots. This process will ensure that your pavers last for years to come.

A poorly installed patio or walkway can lead to costly maintenance expenses. If pavers become uneven or displaced, they need to be fixed, either by re-leveling the area or replacing the paver. This can be time-consuming and expensive. Proper installation helps prevent these types of issues, which can save you money in the long run.