Pavers & Concrete Work

Paver and concrete work

We install paver driveways, patios, walkways, and pool decks, along with concrete pads and slabs. On pavers, the prep work decides how they hold up. We excavate, compact the base, and install edge restraint before any pavers go down. Florida sand moves when it's wet, and a driveway on a poor base can start to wave within a couple of years.

Pavers cost more than poured concrete. They come in more colors and patterns, and if one settles or gets stained we can pull that section and relay it. Concrete makes sense for a plain pad behind the garage or a slab that a structure will sit on.

Pavers with a new structure

A lot of our hardscape goes under or next to something else we're building: a pool deck under a new cage, a pad under a pergola, a wider driveway beside a carport, or a slab extension for a screen room. Planning both together keeps the grades, drainage, and post locations coordinated.

Repairs and extensions

We repair and re-level existing pavers. We can also pour an extension onto an old slab and put pavers over the whole surface.