Your Paver Contractor in Newport Beach CA

Our Mission

We strive to set the standard for excellence in paver installation and maintenance, focusing on customer satisfaction and lasting results. We aim to positively impact every client and project we undertake.

Our Vision

We aspire to build a legacy of excellence in paver services, creating lasting value for our clients and communities. Through continuous improvement and dedication, we seek to redefine high quality paver services.

What is the average cost of installing pavers?

The average cost of installing a concrete driveway typically ranges from $6 to $15 per square foot, depending on various factors such as the thickness of the concrete, the complexity of the design, and any additional features like decorative finishes or edging. For a standard two-car driveway that is approximately 600 square feet, you can expect costs to fall between $3,600 and $9,000. It's important to remember that these prices can vary based on local labor rates, the condition of the existing surface, and any site preparation that might be necessary. We provide detailed estimates tailored to your specific project to ensure complete transparency in costs.

 How long does it take to complete the installation?

The duration of the installation process can vary based on several factors, including the size of the project, the complexity of the design, and the weather conditions. Typically, we strive to complete installations efficiently while ensuring the highest quality standards. We communicate closely with our clients throughout the process, providing updates and timelines to ensure transparency. Generally, we aim to finalize installations within a timeframe that suits your needs while maintaining our commitment to excellence. Our team is dedicated to delivering a smooth and timely experience.

 What is the lifespan of a paver installation?

The lifespan of a paver installation typically ranges from 20 to 30+ years, depending on several factors such as the quality of installation, local climate conditions, materials used and regular maintenance. We focus on using high-quality materials and expert construction techniques to ensure durability and longevity. Additionally, performing routine upkeep, like sealcoating and repairing cracks, can significantly extend the life of your paver installation, allowing you to enjoy its benefits for many years to come.

 Can I customize the design or finish of my paver installation?

Yes, we offer various customization options for the design and finish of your paver project. You can choose from a range of colors, textures, and patterns to achieve the look you desire. Whether you prefer a classic smooth finish, an intricate stamped design, or a decorative exposed aggregate appearance, we can work with you to create an installation that complements your home and enhances your curb appeal. Our team is dedicated to helping you realize your vision while ensuring durability and functionality.

 How do I maintain my paver installation to ensure its longevity?

To maintain your paver project and ensure its longevity, we recommend following a few key practices:

• Regular Cleaning: Keep your installation clean by sweeping away dirt, leaves, and debris. For tougher stains, such as oil or tire marks, use a mild detergent and a stiff brush to scrub the affected areas.
• Sealing: Apply a high-quality concrete sealer every 2-3 years. This helps protect the surface from moisture, staining, and UV damage, thereby prolonging its life.
• Crack Repair: Check for any cracks or surface damage regularly. Addressing small cracks promptly with a concrete filler can prevent them from growing larger and causing more extensive damage.
• Proper Drainage: Ensure that water drains away from your pavers. This prevents water pooling, which can lead to erosion and cracking. Consider grading the surrounding landscape if necessary.
• Avoid Heavy Loads: Be cautious with heavy vehicles or equipment on your pavers. Excessive weight can lead to cracking and surface degradation over time.
• Snow and Ice Maintenance: In winter, remove snow and ice promptly to prevent freeze-thaw cycles that can harm the pavers and concrete. Use a plastic shovel or a snow blower instead of metal tools to avoid surface damage.
• Chemical Awareness: Avoid using de-icing chemicals that can be harsh on pavers and concrete. Instead, consider using sand or non-corrosive alternatives to improve traction.
  

By following these simple maintenance tips, you can keep your paver project looking great and extend its lifespan significantly. Our team is always available for professional advice and services to help you maintain your investment effectively!

What are the different types of pavers used for driveways and patios?

A list of common pavers used for driveways and patios includes:

• Concrete Pavers - Made from concrete, these pavers come in various shapes, sizes, and colors. They are durable, low-maintenance, and resistant to staining. Concrete pavers are also versatile, making them suitable for both driveways and patios.
• Bricked Pavers - Typically made from fired clay, these pavers offer a classic look and are available in various colors. Brick pavers can withstand heavy loads, making them ideal for driveways. They also have a natural slip-resistance, which is beneficial for patios.
• Natural Stone Pavers - These are made from materials like granite, limestone, or slate, providing a unique, high-end appearance. Each stone has its own texture and color variations. Natural stone pavers are extremely durable and offer a timeless look, though they can be more expensive.
• Travertine Pavers - A type of natural stone, travertine is known for its earthy tones and unique texture. It remains cool underfoot, making it a popular choice for patios, especially in warmer climates. Travertine is durable but requires sealing to maintain its appearance.
• Porcelain Pavers - These pavers are made from high-quality ceramic material and are extremely durable, resistant to scratches, stains, and fading. They often mimic the appearance of natural stone but are lighter and easier to maintain. Porcelain pavers are suitable for patios and are increasingly used in driveways.
• Cobblestone Pavers - Cobblestone pavers have a rustic, old-world charm and are often made from granite or basalt. They are extremely durable and capable of handling heavy traffic. Cobblestone is commonly used in driveways but can also make a distinctive patio surface.
• Interlocking Pavers - These are specifically designed to fit together seamlessly, creating a stable surface for driveways and patios. Made from concrete or clay, interlocking pavers are easy to install and ideal for creating intricate patterns. They provide good drainage and require minimal maintenance.
• Rubber Pavers - Made from recycled rubber, these pavers offer a cushioned surface that is ideal for patios and walkways. They are slip-resistant, durable, and environmentally friendly, providing a vibrant, soft surface. However, they may not be ideal for heavy vehicle traffic.
• Stamped Concrete Pavers - Although technically not pavers, stamped concrete mimics the appearance of natural stone or brick. It’s a poured concrete surface stamped with patterns and designs, offering versatility and a cost-effective way to create intricate looks for patios and driveways.
• Shell Pavers - Made from crushed seashells mixed with concrete, these pavers resemble natural materials. They offer a unique aesthetic with a light-colored and textured surface, suitable for coastal areas for patios and driveways.

Each type of paver comes with its own advantages and some considerations regarding maintenance and installation. Choosing the right paver will depend on your design preferences, budget, and the expected use of space.  An expert is critical to ensuring all of these factors are taken into account and applied to your specific project in order to maximize the look, durability, value and overall quality that your paver project deserves.