Hardscaping & Patios on the Treasure Coast

Pavers move when the base is wrong, and in sandy soil that shows up fast — sunken corners, weeds in the joints, and a patio that sheds water back toward the house instead of away from it. We excavate to proper depth, compact a crushed-concrete base in lifts, and set pavers over screeded sand with polymeric joint material and a locked edge restraint. That base work is the whole difference between a patio that stays flat and one you re-level in two years.

We build paver patios and pool decks, driveways and aprons, walkways, fire pit seating areas, retaining and seat walls, and outdoor kitchen surrounds. Finishes get chosen for bare feet in August — lighter, textured pavers that don't hold heat the way dark concrete does. Low-voltage landscape lighting can be run during the same build while the base is still open, which costs far less than trenching it back in later.