Driveway Pavers
Let us create the paving stone driveway of your dreams.
Traffic-Stopping Transformations
Built to Last
Professionally-installed driveway pavers are strong enough to handle long-term wear and tear created by cars, trucks, RVs, and boats regularly parking on them without worries of cracking or crumbling.
Unlike crackable concrete or asphalt, interlocking pavers are crafted with durability and longevity in mind. Our unique Permalast installation system ensures your pavers will stay in place.
Driveways Near You
Every region has its own climate, terrain, and style. That's why you need the experts. Our local team will be with you every step of the way. Take a look at some of the outdoor renovation projects we've done in your area.
The System Pavers Difference
Maximize curb appeal with a stunning paving stone driveway that adds lasting value and sophisticated beauty.
Cracks Easily
Crumbles and cracks over time
No/Limited Warranties
Improperly installed jobs typically last 10 years or less and are unable to be warrantied.
No Variety
Few options in customizing besides shape
Looks Dated
Discolors over time and can hurt property value
No Cracking or Crumbling
Evenly distributes weight to handle 2x more than concrete
Built to Last
Covered by industry-leading warranties
Unlimited Customization
Wide variety of stone colors, shapes & designs
Curb Appeal
Beauty that won't discolor over time
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Here are a few of our favorite paver driveway projects.
Where Do We Start?
• First: Free, In-person Consultation. Our designer will walk through and assess your space, then sit down to discuss exactly what you’re looking for in your outdoor remodel.
• Second: Personalized Design & Estimate. They will thoughtfully craft a few personalized designs and cost estimates for you so that you can see what your options are and how your space will transform.
• Third: Professional Installation. Our trained team will bring your vision to life using premium materials, all backed by our industry-leading warranties.
Our team handles everything from start to finish!
Driveway Pavers FAQs
Have questions? This is a short list of our most frequently asked questions about driveway pavers. For more information, please call 877-728-3778.
Yes, pavers can be used on sloped driveways. We always make sure proper measurements are taken during the design installation to prevent downslope movement.
The short answer? No. To ensure maximum stability and strength, pavers should not be laid over a concrete driveway. The old concrete needs to be removed and a solid, joint sand stabilizing base made especially for pavers should be installed.
Our paver installations are designed to last a lifetime. We’re so confident in our work that every paver project we complete is backed by our 25-year workmanship warranty.
Paving stones are extraordinarily durable and easy to maintain, even in less than stellar weather. Because they are twice as strong as concrete, they can handle more wear and tear, including snow and heavy vehicles. An interlocking paving stone driveway is designed to distribute weight evenly and can shift slightly without cracking or crumbling like concrete. This makes it an ideal material for places that see freezing conditions. Drainage issues can also be addressed before building your paving stone driveway to eliminate worries of puddles or erosion.
One of the best things about paving stones is the wide variety of shapes, colors, textures, and styles they come in. However, this also makes putting a driveway paver price per square foot on them nearly impossible. The cost of your driveway's paving stones will depend on the style you pick, as well as the simplicity or complexity of your project. Because we are a full-service design and installation company, paving stones are just one component of your overall project. Your design consultant can show you our full range of available pavers and the cost breakdown depending on which ones you select. Don't forget! A consultation is a completely free, no-obligation visit where we can give you a comprehensive design and accurate price estimate for pavers and more. Schedule yours today to learn more about driveway paving stone costs, as well as what to expect for your entire outdoor remodel.
Financing Built Around You
We've locked in great rates with our financial partners, so even if interest rates soar, you'll be able to take advantage of the ones we've already negotiated for you.
Your Home, Your Way.
Whether you’re looking to create space for hosting family and friends, or in need of a durable yet beautiful driveway to welcome you home, we can help.
Patios
A paver patio easily creates a beautiful and functional space to entertain or relax.
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Pool Decks
A beautiful paving stone pool deck can transform a backyard pool into a dream oasis.
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Driveways
Paver driveways can withstand severe wear and tear while adding beautiful curb appeal to your home.
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Turf
Keep your lawn lush, green and low maintenance with drought-friendly artificial turf.
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Installation You Can Trust
Unlike crackable concrete, interlocking paving stones are designed to last for decades.
Pavers can handle up to 8,000 PSI (compared to 4,000 PSI for concrete) to ensure cars, trucks, and RVs won’t ruin your investment.
Our exclusive Permalast Layered Install System ensures longevity.
Pavers vs. Concrete
• Pavers are designed to handle up to 8,000 PSI and are individually placed for zero cracking.
• With a tendency to discolor over time, concrete provides few customization options and detracts from property value.
• Backed by industry-leading warranties, pavers come in a wide array of styles and color options.
• Pavers allow for better water and weather management.
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Special Financing Available**
As the #1 Outdoor Remodeling Company in the nation, we take pride in keeping homeowners like you satisfied from start to finish on every project. Begin your outdoor transformation now with financing options tailored to your needs and budget.
