Paver Driveways Built for South Florida

Materials to consider

• Concrete pavers — wide range of colors, shapes and textures at a practical cost.
• Travertine — a cooler, refined natural stone look popular with Mediterranean homes.
• Natural stone and porcelain — premium finishes for a distinctive entry.
• Permeable pavers — gaps let rainwater drain through, easing runoff on flat lots.

Design choices that matter

Pattern and border change how a driveway reads from the street. Herringbone patterns handle turning tires well, soldier-course borders frame the edges cleanly, and inlays, medallions and ring or circular layouts add a custom touch. We help you balance the look with how you actually park and turn.

How installation works

• Site review and layout — measuring, slopes, existing surface and access.
• Removal and excavation — old concrete or asphalt taken out to the right depth.
• Compacted base — crushed rock base built and compacted in layers.
• Bedding and laying — screeded sand bed, then pavers laid to pattern.
• Edge restraint, joint sand and compaction — locking the surface together.

Drainage in a rainy climate

South Florida storms can drop a lot of water quickly. Correct slope away from the house, a well-compacted base and, where needed, channel drains, French drains or permeable sections keep water from pooling at the garage or front door.

Keeping it looking new

Periodic cleaning, re-sanding joints and sealing help hold color and keep weeds and ants out of the joints. We offer paver cleaning, polymeric sand and sealing when your driveway needs a refresh.