Paver Walkways & Driveways

Why Choose Pavers Over Concrete or Asphalt?

Traditional poured concrete cracks. Asphalt needs frequent sealing and still deteriorates in our Texas heat. Pavers offer a better solution. Individual paver units flex with ground movement instead of cracking like solid slabs. If damage does occur or you need to access underground utilities, you can remove and replace individual pavers without visible patches.

Beyond practical advantages, pavers simply look better. You can create patterns, borders, and custom designs that are impossible with poured materials. The variety of colors, textures, and styles lets you match your home and express your personal taste. A well-designed paver installation becomes a landscape feature that adds real curb appeal.

We install paver walkways and driveways throughout Beaumont and surrounding areas. Whether you want a simple path from your driveway to your front door or a grand circular driveway, we have the experience to bring your vision to life. Our installations are built to last, with proper base preparation and professional craftsmanship on every project.

Professional Installation Makes the Difference

A paver installation is only as good as what is underneath it. Proper base preparation determines whether your walkway or driveway lasts for decades or starts failing within a few years. We never cut corners on the foundation work.

Excavation and Base Preparation

We excavate to the proper depth based on your soil conditions and intended use. Walkways typically need 6 to 8 inches of base material, while driveways require 10 to 12 inches to support vehicle weight. We compact the soil, add gravel base in layers, and compact each layer thoroughly. This creates a stable platform that prevents settling and keeps pavers level.

Drainage Planning

Proper drainage is critical in our climate. We grade for water runoff, install edge restraints to prevent spreading, and ensure water flows away from your home and other structures. Poor drainage causes pavers to shift, creates standing water, and can damage your foundation. Our installations channel water effectively from day one.

Paver Setting and Finishing

We lay pavers on a leveling sand bed, maintaining consistent joints and checking levels constantly. After pavers are placed, we sweep polymeric sand into the joints. This special sand hardens when wet, locking pavers together and preventing weed growth. Finally, we compact the entire surface with a plate compactor to set everything firmly in place.

Whether you are creating a welcoming front walkway or replacing an old concrete driveway, professional installation ensures your investment performs as expected. If you are planning multiple hardscaping projects, we can coordinate with patio installation to create a cohesive design throughout your property.