Paver Walkway Installation

What this involves.

Interlocking pavers depend on a properly built base to perform, so most of the work happens before the first paver goes down. We lay out the path, excavate to depth, and compact a gravel and bedding-sand base that supports the surface and sheds water. We set the pavers in your chosen pattern, cut clean lines at borders and curves, and lock everything in place with edge restraint. Polymeric or joint sand fills the gaps to resist weeds and washout. You end up with a strong, even walkway that looks sharp and handles everyday foot traffic.

• Layout and excavation to establish path route, width, and depth
• Compacting a gravel base and screeding a level bedding-sand layer
• Setting pavers in your selected pattern with consistent spacing
• Cutting pavers cleanly along borders, curves, and transitions
• Installing edge restraint to hold the field tight over time
• Sweeping in joint or polymeric sand and compacting the surface
• Final cleanup and a walkthrough to confirm a flat, stable path