Pavers and Brick
Concrete pavers, often referred to as paving stones, are a popular outdoor flooring option. Similar to tiles, pavers are manufactured in specific shapes, sizes and colors and arrive on site ready to be installed.
Pavers are most commonly installed over a compacted base of soil and sand. Because there isn’t any grout between the joints, concrete pavers offer a permeable surface that allows water to pass through. However, this also means that they may shift over time and that weeds could grow between the stones. Hiring a professional paver contractor to install your pavers, rather than laying them yourself, is the best way to protect your patio, driveway or sidewalk from these concerns.
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Patio Pavers
When compared to wood decks, concrete paver patios offer a number of distinct advantages. They aren’t vulnerable to wood rot or splintering, they don’t require regular maintenance with wood stains and sealers, and they conserve resources by saving lumber. Concrete pavers can also be configured into any shape to accommodate backyard space restrictions.
Driveways
Concrete pavers are one of your best choices for a new or replacement driveway if your goals are design versatility, durability and easy maintenance. They are comparable to asphalt in terms of durability, with the added advantage of easy, seamless replacement if repairs are ever necessary. A paver driveway can also be driven on immediately after installation, unlike poured-in-place concrete.
Walkways
Pavers give you the versatility to form walkways with gentle curved configurations and make them any width you desire. They also allow you to replicate the traditional look of a natural stone or brick walkway, but come in a wider array of colors and shapes.
Pool Decks
Concrete pavers are a great option for pool decks because they are durable; chlorine and salt resistant, and can provide the look of natural stone. Pavers also provide good traction and are comfortable underfoot, because the joints take on moisture that helps cool the surface.