Paver patio installation in Central Florida. Durable design and expert construction. Licensed and insured. Free estimates.
A paver patio transforms a bare backyard into a functional outdoor space for your family to enjoy. We design and install patios using quality materials that stand up to Central Florida's climate and regular use. Our team handles site preparation, layout, and installation so your patio is level, attractive, and built to last. Whether you're adding a small sitting area or a large entertaining space, we approach each project with the same attention to detail. We're licensed and insured, based near Sanford, and serve Central Florida and surrounding areas. Our work is backed by customer reviews and years of local experience. Schedule your free estimate today.
We start by understanding how you want to use the space, then design a layout that fits your home and yard. Next comes site prep: we remove sod or debris, establish proper drainage, and build a compacted gravel or sand base. Then we lay the pavers in your chosen pattern, set them level, and fill joints with polymeric sand that locks them in place and resists weeds and erosion.
Size is the obvious factor, but so is soil condition. If your yard drains poorly or has soft ground, we'll need extra base work. Paver selection and pattern also matter. The actual installation usually takes a few days, though the full project timeline depends on site prep needs and whether drainage work is involved.
We start with a site visit and free estimate, where we assess drainage, soil, and your vision. Once you approve the plan, we schedule the work. We handle all the heavy lifting and cleanup. Most patios are finished and ready to use within a week or two of starting.
With proper base and installation, 25 years or more. The pavers themselves are very durable. What matters most is drainage and a solid, compacted base underneath. That's what prevents settling and shifting.
Not directly over it. The concrete underneath can trap moisture and cause problems with the pavers above. We typically remove the old concrete or build the base on soil, which also lets us establish proper drainage.
Usually no, but it depends on local codes and whether the patio is attached to a structure. We're familiar with Central Florida permit requirements and handle that conversation with you and the city as needed.
Poor base prep is the main culprit. If drainage is bad or the ground wasn't compacted right, the pavers settle unevenly and can crack. That's why we invest time in proper prep. If isolated pavers do shift later, we can reset them.
Tell us what you have in mind and we will come look at it. Free estimates, and a licensed and insured crew doing the work.
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