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Enhance your yard this year by having our team design and install your very own paver patio! When it comes to choosing materials to construct your patio, the benefits of pavers outweigh many other options in the landscaping industry on a number of levels including durability, affordability, and aesthetics.
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What does it involve?
Interlocking pavers are durable and concrete pavers are a great alternative to a poured concrete patio. Concrete slabs are prone to cracking and breaking, which then require patching to fix. This sort of repair work can create an eyesore to your overall landscaping appearance. Weeds also often grow through concrete cracks. Brick pavers are sturdy, stable, and allow for expansion and contraction. Brick pavers are easy to maintain, making them a prime choice above stamped concrete patio slabs.

Using paving stones is ultimately an investment. You will be putting your money into an affordable patio enhancement that will increase your home’s value. Although upfront concrete costs may be slightly lower per square foot, the maintenance, time, and energy invested in repairs overtime adds up. Imagine the relaxing outdoor living space you will create when you set aside the higher costs and finish your DIY project right the first time.
How does it work?
Selecting patio pavers with the appropriate aesthetics to realize your vision should be at the top of your list, but there are other important aspects of planning your paver patio. Here are some key elements to consider when installing your paver patio:

Digging – Dig to the proper depth for installation of your material (paver, flagstone, brick, etc.).
Barrier – Create a barrier with landscaping cloth to minimize the growth of vegetation and weeds.
Base – Create a flat, level surface by packing down the dirt and using a paver base or sand.
Drainage – Handle grading to control the slope of the land, which will assist in drainage.
Edging – Create a solid edge around your patio by using more stone pavers, cement, or vinyl edging to keep pavers intact.
Filling – Once pavers are set, fill in the cracks with sand for a finished look and to deter weeds from growing.
Extra pavers – Make sure to store extra pavers in the event that a repair may be needed or you choose to add on to your patio at a later time.
Choosing a paver patio will create a beautiful addition to your landscaping, bring life to your outdoors, and give your family and friends a place to relax, and be entertained outdoors.

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Call us at (720) 729-0630 or contact us for your free quote.
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