Pavers
As a ground cover for your yard, rock is the best bet for water conservation and lower yard maintenance
Why choose pavers?
Advantages of Pavers:
- Pavers are 3-4X stronger than standard concrete.
- Unlike traditional concrete, pavers allow for efficient water drainage, preventing pooling and potential damage.
- Not only are pavers more attractive than other products – pavers will also outlast, outperform and make repairs fast & easy.
- Pavers offer endless design possibilities, some in a variety of colors, and are renowned for their exceptional durability. Constructed from concrete or natural stone, pavers can withstand the harsh Arizona climate, including intense heat, UV rays, and temperature fluctuations.
- Pavers require minimal effort to keep them looking beautiful. Their surface hinders weed growth.
- Additionally, if a paver becomes stained or damaged, it can be easily replaced without disrupting the entire installation.
- Choosing a pavers design and installation will add value to your property. The durability and visual appeal of pavers increase the curb appeal of your home.
Some Paver Choices
Concrete Pavers
Concrete pavers are composed of a cement and aggregate mixture that is molded, and then air-dried.
Durable and weather-resistant, concrete pavers are ideal for several outdoor areas, such as driveways, patios, and walkways.
Brick Pavers
Dating back to as early as 14,000 BC, clay is the oldest known construction material — which is what brick pavers are made out of.
Brick pavers are molded out of a natural clay blend and fired in a kiln, giving them a brown or reddish shade.
Flagstone Pavers
Flagstone is quarried from sedimentary rock deposits, and is split into thin, flat pavers.
Flagstone pavers have a non-slip feature and come in unique, sometimes irregular shapes that can fit together like a puzzle.
Bluestone Slabs
Mined around the world, Bluestone is a dense, fine-grained sandstone composed of quartz particles and sand compounds.
Highly versatile, bluestone can be cut into various sizes and shapes to fit a wide range of hardscaping needs.
Travertine Pavers
Travertine is composed of limestone that is formed by mineral deposits from natural hot springs. It is known for its unique, porous texture and its warm, earthy tones.
Granite Pavers
Granite is a coarse-grained and light-colored rock composed of quartz, plagioclase, and alkali feldspar. It is formed when molten materials cool down and solidify below the earth’s surface.
Roman Roads
For thousands of years, people have been building pathways and roadways from pavers. We still carry on the same tradition using the very same, basic techniques.
Very little has changed…
