Paving Installation

Before starting a paving installation, consider the type of pavers, the intended purpose (driveway, patio, walkway), drainage requirements, and your budget. Proper planning will help ensure the final result meets both functional and aesthetic needs.

The duration of a paving installation depends on the project size, site conditions, and type of pavers used. On average, a standard patio or driveway may take between 3-7 days, including site preparation, laying pavers, and finishing touches.

For driveways, durable pavers like concrete, brick, or cobblestone are recommended due to their strength and ability to bear heavy loads. Patios, however, often use concrete, natural stone, or porcelain pavers, as these prioritize aesthetic appeal and durability under moderate foot traffic.

To maintain pavers, regularly sweep away debris, occasionally pressure wash them, and apply a sealant every 2-3 years to protect against stains and fading. Weed control and filling joint sand are also important to prevent shifting over time.

Yes, paving can be installed on uneven ground, but it requires leveling and grading during preparation to ensure proper drainage and stability. Professional installers will typically excavate and add a base layer to create a smooth, stable surface before laying the pavers.