Paver Driveway Installation
A driveway that makes the whole house look finished, built with a heavy-duty base designed for vehicles.
The details, in plain English.
A driveway is the largest hardscape surface most homes have, and it frames the whole property. Pavers bring color, pattern and borders, and unlike a single slab they flex with the ground and can be repaired in sections.
Driveways need more than patios do. We excavate deeper, build a thicker compacted stone base, add proper drainage and use pavers rated for vehicle traffic, with edge restraints that keep everything locked together.
Best for
- Curb appeal upgrades
- Replacing cracked concrete or failing asphalt
- Long or curved drives
- Homes with new garages or additions
What you get with this service.
Built for vehicles
Deeper base and vehicle-rated pavers.
Repairable
Replace a section, not the whole drive.
Borders and patterns
Make the entry a feature.
Drainage planned
Water directed away from garage and street.
From first visit to finished space.
- 1
Design the drive
Width, curves and pattern.
- 2
Excavate and base
Deeper base in compacted lifts.
- 3
Lay and restrain
Pavers and strong edges.
- 4
Joint and seal
Polymeric sand and optional sealer.
Questions, answered
Can pavers handle heavy vehicles?
Yes, when they are vehicle-rated and installed on a properly built base. Thickness, base depth and edge restraint are what make the difference.
Do pavers stain from oil?
Oil can mark pavers, but sealing and prompt cleaning help. We can recommend sealers designed for driveways.
How do I get a price?
Fill in the form or call 615-431-3789. We schedule a free visit, walk the yard with you and send a written estimate.
How long does it take?
It depends on size and scope. Most projects take days to a few weeks, and we give you the schedule before we start.
Related services
Paver Cleaning, Sealing & Restoration
Deep cleaning, joint sand and sealing for tired pavers.
ExploreReady to see this in your yard?
Send the form for a free design visit and a written estimate, or try the Backyard Planner first.