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A starting point for your dream project begins with an initial phone consultation, which will allow us to assess the general scope of the intended project. We will then schedule a date and time for our first visit and a free no-obligation estimate will be prepared. We will make you feel comfortable and un-intimidated, forming a sociable and friendly relationship built on trust. With our deep background in the paving industry, we are able to address many issues, like drainage, slope, designs, demolition & more, while planning the design and the installation process along the way. We want to offer you the best possible service for your long-term investment. If the project is initiated, we ask that you sign the bottom of the proposed contract and return the original copy back to us along with a 50% deposit. Then we can schedule your job and order your supplies to get started on your new project.

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Patterned concrete pavements are merely slabs of concrete embossed with a pattern. Therefore, they are prone to the same problem with freeze/thaw cycles (i.e. cracking and spalling), lower strengths and higher absorption rates as poured-in-place concrete. In addition, stamped concrete requires expansion joints every 10 feet or so, which can be very distracting. Also, patterned concrete pavements don’t allow access to underground utilities or the ability to make repairs or landscape changes. At virtually the same price per square foot installed, pavers are clearly a superior choice.

Once complete, the installation will not permit seeds to germinate from beneath the pavers. However, weeds and grass could result from seeds or spores blowing into and lodging in the joint sand. This can be minimized by sealing the pavers. If weeds do appear, a spot vegetation killer (such as Round-Up) can be used and will not damage the pavers.

Yes, retaining walls are a perfect way to encase and support the gravel you would add to bring the raised areas to the desired height. You can also build stairs or steps into the raised patio.