Create The Perfect Patio or Walkway
 Paver Contractors 

Not really, sealing helps protect your pavers from stains, weeds, and fading. Just keep in mind it may need to be reapplied every few years, depending on wear and exposure.

Concrete usually costs less upfront, but paver services offer better durability, style options, and long-term value, plus, if one paver cracks, you can replace just that one.

Not at all! Pavers are low-maintenance. A quick sweep or rinse keeps them clean, and with proper installation, weed growth and shifting are minimal.

Absolutely. A paver driveway adds curb appeal, improves drainage, and lasts longer than plain concrete. It’s a smart investment in both function and appearance.

We wouldn’t recommend it. For a long-lasting result, our paver installation should include proper excavation, a compacted base, and joint sand to keep everything in place.

The best base for pavers is typically a compacted layer of crushed stone or gravel, topped with a thin layer of bedding sand. This foundation promotes proper drainage, prevents shifting, and supports the weight of foot or vehicle traffic, especially important in areas with freeze-thaw cycles like Long Island.

Not necessarily. Most pavers only need to be resealed every 2 to 3 years, depending on exposure to weather, traffic, and the type of sealer used. Sealing too often can actually lead to buildup or discoloration, so a balanced schedule is key.

Concrete and interlocking pavers are generally the most durable for driveways, as they’re engineered to handle heavy loads and temperature fluctuations. Thicker pavers with strong edge restraints are especially reliable for high-traffic areas like driveways.

To fix uneven pavers, the affected area should be lifted, the base material re-leveled or re-compacted, and the pavers reset. This helps restore a smooth surface and prevents tripping hazards, something we often address after harsh winters or settling in older installations.

Installation time depends on the size and complexity of the project, but most standard paver walkways or patios can be completed in 2 to 7 days. That includes excavation, base prep, laying the pavers, and finishing touches like sealing or joint sanding.