Why Choose Pavers?
Pavers offer numerous advantages over traditional concrete or asphalt surfaces:
- Durability – Withstand heavy loads and weather conditions.
- Aesthetic Appeal – Available in various colors, textures, and patterns.
- Low Maintenance – Easy to clean and replace if necessary.
- Increased Property Value – Adds curb appeal and enhances landscaping.
Paver Applications
Our team specializes in:
Residential
- Driveways
- Patios
- Walkways
- Pool Decks
Commercial
- Parking Lots
- Outdoor Seating Areas
- Courtyards
- Sidewalks
Some of Our Preferred Paver Manufacturers
We work with industry-leading manufacturers to provide top-quality pavers:
- Techo-Bloc – Known for high-end, durable paver solutions.
- Cambridge Pavingstones – Offers pavers with ArmorTec for long-lasting beauty.
For inspiration, check out:
Some of our preferred manufacturers
PAVING STONES with ARMORTEC
For inspiration, check out the Cambridge portfolio in the link below
Paver Maintenance & Care
Should I Apply a Sealer to My New Pavers?
Not right away. We recommend waiting before sealing your new pavers due to efflorescence.
What is Efflorescence?
Efflorescence is a natural occurrence where a white haze may appear on the surface of the pavers over time. This is caused by salt deposits rising through the material. It is more noticeable on darker pavers and disappears when wet but reappears when dry.
For more details, check page 107 of the Cambridge Pavers Catalog.
For more frequently asked questions, check pg. 106 of cambridge catalog.
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Check out Thecho bloc catalog for design inspirations. Click here.
Residential insert pdf links
Commercial insert pdf links
Get Started on Your Paver Project Today!
Contact us for a free consultation and let us help bring your outdoor vision to life with expertly installed pavers.
FAQS
Why is it called an interlocking paver?
Interlock is defined as the inability of a paver to move independently of the neighboring units. This creates a durable and flexible pavement system that performs in any climate. The interlock is achieved through the pavers’ laying pattern, sand-filled joints, an appropriate base (foundation) and bedding layer, and an edge restraint to lock it all into place. When built correctly, the pavement system will resist loads created by cars, trucks and heavy foot traffic.
In fact, when pavers are walked on, although your foot takes up only one or two pavers, this interlocking system ensures your weight is evenly distributed over six to seven pavers with each step you take.
