Frequently Asked Questions

Project start times vary based on our current schedule and the scope of your project. Most projects can begin within 2-4 weeks of contract signing. During peak season (fall and winter), lead times may be longer. We'll provide you with a realistic timeline during your estimate.

We serve all of Palm Beach County, including North Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Wellington, Royal Palm Beach, Lake Worth, Lantana, and many other communities. View our complete service area list for more details.

Yes, we are fully licensed and carry comprehensive insurance coverage. We maintain all required licenses for hardscape construction in Florida and carry both general liability and workers' compensation insurance to protect our customers and employees.

We work with a wide variety of paver materials including concrete pavers, brick pavers, natural stone, travertine, and porcelain pavers. Each material has different benefits, and we'll help you choose the best option based on your style preferences, budget, and intended use.

Installation time varies by project size and complexity. A typical driveway takes 3-5 days, patios usually take 2-4 days, and pool decks take 3-6 days. Larger or more complex projects may take longer. Weather conditions can also affect the timeline.

Most paver installations don't require permits, but this can vary by municipality and project scope. We're familiar with local requirements and will advise you if permits are needed. If permits are required, we can help with the application process.

We typically don't install pavers during active rain as it can affect the quality of the installation. Light moisture is usually okay, but heavy rain requires us to pause work. We monitor weather conditions closely and will adjust the schedule as needed to ensure quality results.

Our average paver installation cost ranges from $3–$12 per square foot, depending on materials and project complexity. Concrete pavers typically cost $6-$15 per sq ft, brick pavers $8-$20 per sq ft, and natural stone $15-$35 per sq ft. Visit our cost page for detailed pricing information.

Several factors influence pricing: material type, project size and complexity, site preparation requirements, accessibility, design patterns, and any additional features like borders or drainage. We provide detailed estimates that break down all costs so you know exactly what you're paying for.

We understand that paver installation is an investment. We accept various payment methods and can discuss payment plans for larger projects. Contact us to discuss financing options that work for your budget.

No, we believe in transparent pricing. Our estimates include all costs for materials, labor, and any additional services. If unexpected conditions arise during the project that require additional work, we'll discuss these with you before proceeding.

Sweep debris and address spills promptly with cleaners compatible with your paver material and any existing sealer. Cleaning frequency depends on shade, moisture, traffic, exposure, and buildup, not a universal annual schedule. Check for loose joints or damaged units and ask whether joint sand needs replenishing. Excessive pressure or unsuitable chemicals can damage pavers and joint sand; discuss a small test area before professional paver cleaning. Results depend on the material, stain history, and surface condition; complete stain removal is not guaranteed.

There is no single schedule for first sealing or reapplication. Follow the paver and sealer manufacturers' guidance and assess wear, traffic, sun and moisture exposure, and the existing coating. Before application, discuss cleaning, repairs, joint sand, white mineral deposits, and product-specific weather, drying, and curing requirements. Do not add layers over peeling, cloudy, or incompatible sealer without assessment. Sealing may change color, sheen, or wet-surface traction, especially near pools, and does not prevent every stain or repair the base. Ask for a test area and review paver sealing options with the installer.

Damaged pavers can often be replaced individually, depending on the surrounding surface and base condition. A matching color or pattern depends on product availability and weathering, so an exact match is not guaranteed. Review paver repair options with the installer before cleaning or sealing damaged areas.

Paver movement can result from base preparation, drainage, heavy loads, or tree roots. The cause and surface condition need assessment before choosing a repair. Cleaning and sealing do not correct sinking, shifting, or drainage problems; discuss repairs for loose or uneven pavers separately.

Remove weeds and accumulated debris, and inspect the joints for missing or loose sand. A compatible joint-sand product, including polymeric sand where suitable, may help reduce growth when installed according to the manufacturer's instructions. Results depend on the joint condition, moisture, exposure, and ongoing care. Cleaning, sealing, and joint maintenance do not guarantee that weeds will not return. Discuss suitable methods through the paver cleaning service.

Pavers are ideal for Florida's climate. They handle heat expansion and contraction better than concrete slabs, resist UV damage when properly sealed, and their permeable joints allow for drainage during heavy rains. We select materials specifically suited for our subtropical climate.

Some materials do get hot, but we offer cool-deck options like travertine and special concrete pavers that stay cooler underfoot. Light-colored pavers also reflect more heat than dark ones. For pool areas, we specifically recommend materials that remain comfortable even on hot days.

Properly installed pavers are very resilient in severe weather. Their interlocking design and flexible joints allow them to move slightly without cracking. Even if individual pavers are displaced, they can be easily reset after a storm, unlike cracked concrete that requires replacement.