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Pavers vs. Concrete: Which Is Right for You?

Compare durability, aesthetics, and long-term value of paving stones versus concrete. Then, move forward on your next project in confidence.

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Concrete

Best for budget-conscious projects where basic functionality is the priority. Suitable for areas with minimal aesthetic requirements.

  • Lower up front cost
  • Shorter lifespan

Pavers

Premium choice for long-term value, superior durability, and enhanced curb appeal. Perfect for high-traffic areas and aesthetic-focused projects.

  • 25-year warranty
  • Increases property value

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System Pavers offers comprehensive outdoor living solutions, backed by industry leading warranties to deliver the ultimate in beauty, durability and lasting quality.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Definitely! Although concrete may be the first hardscape material that comes to mind, paving stones are actually a far superior choice when considering durability, beauty, and curb appeal for your driveway, walkway, or patio.

  • Pavers are designed to handle up to 8,000 PSI and are individually placed for zero cracking, while concrete can only withstand up to 4,000 PSI and cracks easily. Pavers evenly distribute weight across the surface.

  • Pavers come in unlimited customization options with a wide variety of stone colors, shapes, patterns and designs. Unlike concrete that discolors over time, pavers don't discolor and are seen as an investment that increases your home's overall property value.

  • Yes! Pavers are backed by industry-leading warranties and come with a 25-year workmanship warranty, while concrete is intended to last only 10-15 years with no warranty.

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