Paver Patios, Walkways & Driveways

Paver projects we build

• Patios in porcelain or concrete pavers, with soldier-course or charcoal borders.
• Side-yard walkways that turn a muddy strip by the AC units into a clean path, often with a white stone drip edge along the house.
• Front walks and landings that tie into your steps.
• Driveways and aprons in pavers, or as a border to a concrete driveway.

The base is everything

A paver surface is only as good as what is under it. We excavate to the proper depth, install and compact a stone base in lifts, screed a setting bed and lay the pavers to a string line so courses run straight. Edge restraint keeps the field from spreading, and joints are filled and compacted. That preparation is what keeps pavers flat through Long Island freeze-thaw cycles.

Porcelain vs. concrete pavers

Concrete pavers come in many shapes and colors and suit traditional patterns like herringbone or running bond. Porcelain pavers are large, thin, dense slabs with a modern look. Both appear in the gallery below. If you are weighing pavers against a poured surface, read Stamped concrete vs. pavers.