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Paver Patios, Pool Decks & Driveways

Patios, pool decks, walkways, and driveways in interlocking pavers and natural stone. Built on a real base, so they stay flat.

What We Build

A paver job lives or dies underground. The pattern and the color are the fun part, but the base decides whether your patio still sits flat in ten years or turns into a wavy mess after two winters.

We dig to full depth, build the base in compacted lifts, screed a clean bedding course, and lock the field in with solid edge restraint and polymeric sand. That's the boring part of the job, and it's the part we care about most.

  • Paver patios and sitting areas
  • Pool decks and coping
  • Driveways and aprons
  • Walkways and front entries
  • Borders, inlays, and steps
  • Permeable paver systems
  • Repairs and re-leveling of older paver work

How We Build It

Full-depth excavation. Base compacted in lifts, not dumped in one shot. A screeded bedding course, tight joints, straight lines, and edge restraint so nothing creeps. Then polymeric sand to lock the field together and keep the weeds and ants out.

Materials

We install Nicolock, Cambridge, and Belgard pavers, along with natural bluestone and granite. We bring samples to the estimate so you can hold the real product before you decide.

Common Questions

Do pavers hold up to Connecticut winters?
Yes, when the base is built right. Freeze and thaw destroys shortcuts, not pavers. Proper depth, compaction, and drainage is what carries a patio through winter after winter.
Can you fix an older patio that sank?
Usually, yes. We can lift and re-set sunken areas, rebuild the base where it failed, and re-sand the joints. If the whole base is shot, we'll tell you straight instead of patching something that won't hold.
Do you install permeable pavers?
Yes. Permeable pavers sit on an open-graded stone base that lets rain drain through instead of running off. A good fit where drainage or runoff rules are a concern.
Should pavers be sealed?
It's optional. Sealing deepens the color and makes cleaning easier. If you want it, wait until the surface is washed and fully dry, then expect to reapply every few years. We'll tell you what your paver actually needs.
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