What types of paver materials do you offer?

We provide a variety of paver materials, including interlocking pavers, permeable pavers, reclaimed brick, and travertine, to suit different design preferences and functional needs.

How do interlocking pavers differ from traditional paving options?

Interlocking pavers are designed to fit together without the need for mortar, offering flexibility, durability, and ease of repair compared to traditional paving methods.

What are the benefits of using permeable pavers?

Permeable pavers allow water to pass through the surface, reducing runoff, improving drainage, and promoting groundwater recharge, making them an eco-friendly paving solution.

Can brick pavers be installed over existing concrete surfaces?

Yes, brick pavers can be installed over existing concrete or asphalt surfaces, provided they are in good condition. Proper assessment and preparation are essential to ensure a stable and long-lasting installation.

How should I maintain my brick paver surfaces?

Regular maintenance includes sweeping to remove debris, occasional rinsing with water, and resealing every few years to protect against stains and preserve color. Promptly addressing any stains or weed growth will also help maintain the appearance and integrity of your pavers.

Do you offer design services for custom paver projects?

Yes, we provide comprehensive design services to create customized layouts for patios, driveways, walkways, and other outdoor spaces, ensuring the final result complements your property's aesthetics and meets your functional requirements.

What is the typical timeline for a paver installation project?

The duration of a paver installation project depends on factors such as the size and complexity of the area, weather conditions, and material selection. Generally, most residential projects are completed within one to two weeks.

Residential Projects Demo

Davis Garden Club Project | Summers Project | Heredia Project

Davis Garden Club Project

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Summers Project

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Heredia Project

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