Paver Driveway Installation

What this involves.

A paver driveway is only as good as the base beneath it, which is why we spend the time to excavate, build a deep compacted base, and screed a level setting bed before a single paver goes down. We lay your chosen pattern, cut clean edges, and lock everything in with edge restraints so the field cannot shift or spread under traffic. Then we sweep in joint sand and compact the surface so the pavers settle into one solid, interlocking driveway. If a paver is ever damaged, individual units can be lifted and reset without redoing the whole drive.

• Excavating the area and building a deep, compacted base
• Screeding a level setting bed for an even surface
• Laying pavers in your chosen pattern with consistent joints
• Cutting clean edges and curves to fit the layout
• Installing edge restraints to keep the field from shifting
• Sweeping in joint sand and compacting the surface to lock it in
• Final cleanup and a walkthrough of the finished driveway