Paver Patio &
Walkway's
Create a permanent outdoor space with a custom paver system that looks refined on day one and keeps its shape for decades. We plan pattern, color, edge restraints, drainage, and base depth around your site so surfaces stay flat, joints stay tight, and the whole space feels intentional—from the front walk to the back-yard patio.
Create a permanent outdoor space with a custom paver system that looks refined on day one and keeps its shape for decades. We plan pattern, color, edge restraints, drainage, and base depth around your site so surfaces stay flat, joints stay tight, and the whole space feels intentional—from the front walk to the back-yard patio.
Paver Options
We specify proven systems—concrete, natural stone, porcelain, permeable, travertine, and clay brick—then dial in thickness, pattern, borders, jointing, and base depth to match how you use the space. Every choice is engineered around drainage, durability, and easy upkeep so the surface reads refined for the long run.
Concrete Pavers
Workhorse interlocking concrete from brands like Belgard, Unilock, Techo-Bloc, and Keystone delivers strength, pattern flexibility, and clean installs; smooth “Dimensions” slabs and stone-textured “Origins” modules let us mix borders and fields without fussy cuts. The result is a custom look that stays tight and is easy to expand later.
Natural Stone Pavers
For a timeless, upscale read, SiteOne stocks natural stone—including travertine kits—so we can pair authentic color variation with a slab-like feel over an engineered base; edges and patterns stay crisp while the surface patinas gracefully outdoors. It’s a premium finish that still installs like a paver system.
Porcelain Pavers
Dense, stain-resistant porcelain brings modern lines and interior-to-exterior continuity in large formats; SiteOne’s selections (e.g., Hardscape.com / Saxa-Gres) keep color true through Kansas City heat and winter thaw with very low maintenance. Great for clean, contemporary patios, roof decks, and pool surrounds.
Permeable Pavers
When infiltration matters, permeable systems move water through open joints into a graded aggregate base—cutting runoff while preserving an architectural finish; options range from grid styles like Turfstone to modular permeables that drive on and drain fast. We’ll size the base and joint stone to your watershed.
Travertine Pavers
Cool underfoot and subtly textured, travertine kits offer soft, natural tones that read “resort” around pools and sunny patios; SiteOne stocks multiple colors/patterns so we can dial pitch and layout for fast drainage without harsh glare. Classic look, everyday durability.
Renewal Pruning
Renewal pruning is a more aggressive technique used to rejuvenate overgrown or declining shrubs. We cut back selected stems or, in some cases, much of the plant to encourage vigorous new growth from the base. Over time, this restores better structure, improves appearance, and brings the plant back to a manageable size and healthier condition.
Let the Results Begin
See the difference of professional seasonal maintenance and complete service makes.
Let the Results Begin
See the difference of professional seasonal maintenance and complete service makes.
Paver Patios
We turn open lawn into a finished outdoor area with a base engineered to your soils, then lay pattern and borders that match your home’s lines. Joints are set tight and filled with polymeric sand so weeds don’t root, edges are restrained so the field doesn’t creep, and drainage is built into the sub-base so surfaces dry quickly after rain. You get a level, low-maintenance patio that photographs beautifully and hosts well in every season.
Walkways & Paths
Front entries and garden paths are designed for stride, width, and sightlines so guests move naturally and safely in all weather. Curves are cut smooth, slopes are even and slip-resistant, and joints read consistent so you don’t see chatter or “runway” dots under lighting at night. With a correct base and subtle pitch, water sheds off the walk instead of down it, keeping shoes clean and the entrance crisp, while edges remain mower-friendly for quick, tidy maintenance.
Driveways
Vehicle-rated pavers over a deep, compacted base deliver strength and style that poured slabs can’t match. We set elevations for proper pitch away from the house, reinforce edges where turning loads are highest, and specify thickness and interlock that stand up to daily traffic and winter freeze–thaw. If a small area ever settles, we lift, correct the base, and relay—no scars, no permanent cracks—so curb appeal and performance stay high for decades.
Pool Decks
Cool-underfoot colors and high-traction textures make the pool surround safer and more comfortable in summer heat. We build consistent pitch away from the waterline, integrate coping cleanly, and leave expansion where materials meet so the line stays true. Rinses clear easily, jointing resists washout, and lighting sleeves or conduits are tucked under the field so upgrades are simple without disturbing the deck.
Outdoor Kitchens & Bars
Cooking and seating zones get durable, easy-clean paver floors that shrug off grease and traffic. We plan clearances for doors and appliances, set pads and sleeves for utilities, and finish with borders that frame the space without creating trip lines. Under-rail or step lighting provisions and future-proof stubs live beneath the surface so you can add features later without saw cuts.
Paver Repair & Restoration
We diagnose the cause of dips or shifting, correct base where needed, and relay the field so lines read level again. Damaged units are replaced to match, joints are re-sanded and activated to lock the system, and optional cleaning or sealing refreshes color while preserving natural texture. The result is a hardscape that looks new, drains right, and gains years of clean performance.
Benefits of Professional Paver Hardscapes
Each day, we create practical solutions that simplify everyday life. Our clients range from the public sector to private businesses.
Superior Durability
A properly built paver system rides through freeze–thaw without cracking because the field can flex microscopically while the base stays locked. Units are stronger than poured concrete, damaged pieces can be swapped individually, and joint sand keeps the surface unified—so your patio or walk looks finished for decades, not just the first few seasons.
Design Flexibility
Colors, sizes, and patterns mix to create borders, bands, and inlays you can’t achieve with monolithic slabs. We echo rooflines and window grids, align joints to doorways and steps, and use accent courses to frame dining, fire, and lounge zones. The result is a tailored hardscape that feels integrated with your home’s architecture and easy to extend later.
Easy Repairs & Access
Need to add conduit or address a utility? We lift the field, do the work, and relay without scars. Settled corners or edges are corrected by adjusting base—not by patching—and polymeric sand relocks joints so the repair blends. Over time, that access saves money and preserves the premium look you started with.
Increased Property Value
Crisp hardscape photographs beautifully, expands livable square footage, and signals quality to buyers and appraisers. With long life, simple upkeep, and patterns that age well, the investment holds value on the MLS and in daily use. Clean lines and dry, usable surfaces after rain make the whole property feel better built.
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Professional Paver Installation Process
How we deliver exceptional results all year long
Design Consultation
We meet on-site to map use zones, check elevations and access, and choose paver families that complement your home. Pattern, borders, and color direction are sketched against real measurements so estimates are accurate and transitions land cleanly at doors, steps, and lawn edges. We review drainage strategy, lighting sleeves, and any utility needs up front so the finished surface performs as well as it looks.
Step One
Excavation & Base Preparation
We excavate to the correct depth, install geotextile to separate native soils, and build a graded aggregate base in compacted lifts that won’t pump under traffic. Slopes are set for drainage, edges receive rigid restraint, and the bedding layer is screeded perfectly flat so the field stays true after compaction. The result is a quiet, stable foundation that makes everything above it last.
Step Two
Paver Installation
Pavers are placed to pattern with tight, consistent joints and clean, machine-cut edges; borders tie the field together without creating trip points. We check lines, elevations, and reveals continuously so steps and door thresholds land exactly where they should and water sheds the right way. Details around drains, posts, and coping are finished like joinery for a seamless read.
Step Three
Finishing & Compaction
Polymeric sand is swept and activated to lock joints and limit weed growth, then the whole surface is compacted to seat units into the bedding layer. We clean the area, review simple care tips, and document the layout and fixture locations for future add-ons or service. You’re left with a patio or walk that’s party-ready that night—and built for the long haul.
Step Four
Design Consultation
We meet on-site to map use zones, check elevations and access, and choose paver families that complement your home. Pattern, borders, and color direction are sketched against real measurements so estimates are accurate and transitions land cleanly at doors, steps, and lawn edges. We review drainage strategy, lighting sleeves, and any utility needs up front so the finished surface performs as well as it looks.
Step One
Excavation & Base Preparation
We excavate to the correct depth, install geotextile to separate native soils, and build a graded aggregate base in compacted lifts that won’t pump under traffic. Slopes are set for drainage, edges receive rigid restraint, and the bedding layer is screeded perfectly flat so the field stays true after compaction. The result is a quiet, stable foundation that makes everything above it last.
Step Two
Paver Installation
Pavers are placed to pattern with tight, consistent joints and clean, machine-cut edges; borders tie the field together without creating trip points. We check lines, elevations, and reveals continuously so steps and door thresholds land exactly where they should and water sheds the right way. Details around drains, posts, and coping are finished like joinery for a seamless read.
Step Three
Finishing & Compaction
Polymeric sand is swept and activated to lock joints and limit weed growth, then the whole surface is compacted to seat units into the bedding layer. We clean the area, review simple care tips, and document the layout and fixture locations for future add-ons or service. You’re left with a patio or walk that’s party-ready that night—and built for the long haul.
Step Four
Request a quote
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Prefer not to fill out the form?
Call us for the quickest response. You can also email anytime. Browse recent work and customer reviews through the links below.
FAQ
Paver Patios & Walkways
Have questions about our Paver Patios & Walkways? Here are the answers to the most common things Kansas City homeowners ask us before getting started.
With a properly engineered base and edge restraint, 30–50+ years is common. Pavers resist slab-style cracking, and if a section settles years down the road, we can lift, correct base, and relay so the repair disappears. Occasional cleaning and re-sanding keeps the field tight and looking new.
Routine blowing or sweeping and a light rinse are usually enough. Polymeric jointing limits most weed growth, though a quick spot treatment may be needed in heavy seed seasons. Re-sanding every few years keeps joints tight; optional sealing can deepen color and make cleanup easier but isn’t required.
Often, yes—if the slab is sound and heights allow proper drainage and door clearances. We evaluate the concrete, manage elevations, and detail edges so the overlay reads intentional and performs. When overlays aren’t advisable, we’ll explain why and plan a proper base from scratch.
Not when the base is done right. We use geotextile separation, compact open-graded or dense-graded aggregate in lifts, set rigid edge restraints, and compact the field after sanding—those steps keep everything locked. If minor settling ever occurs, we correct it without scars.
Most residential patios complete in three to seven days depending on size and complexity; walkways and small courts can be faster. We stage cleanly, protect access routes, and restore lawns and beds the same week so the space is usable fast. Weather and saturated soils can extend timelines because we won’t compromise compaction or finish quality.
Interlocking pavers are designed for freeze–thaw, and the jointed system relieves stress that cracks slabs. For snow, use a plastic/rubber-edged shovel or a blower with skid shoes to avoid scuffing; plow blades should have poly edges. Choose calcium blends or calcium magnesium acetate in deep cold and avoid over-salting; rinse in spring to keep colors crisp. If joints loosen after a hard winter or aggressive cleaning, a quick top-off with polymeric sand and reactivation brings everything back to tight and tidy.
Sealing is optional. A breathable, matte sealer deepens color and adds stain resistance around grills and dining areas, but unsealed pavers also perform well with normal washing. If you choose to seal, we wait until the surface is clean and dry, use a product compatible with polymeric sand, and plan re-coats on a sensible multi-year cadence. High-gloss sealers can increase sheen; most clients prefer low-sheen for traction and a natural look.
FAQ
Paver Patios & Walkways
Have questions about our Paver Patios & Walkways? Here are the answers to the most common things Kansas City homeowners ask us before getting started.
With a properly engineered base and edge restraint, 30–50+ years is common. Pavers resist slab-style cracking, and if a section settles years down the road, we can lift, correct base, and relay so the repair disappears. Occasional cleaning and re-sanding keeps the field tight and looking new.
Routine blowing or sweeping and a light rinse are usually enough. Polymeric jointing limits most weed growth, though a quick spot treatment may be needed in heavy seed seasons. Re-sanding every few years keeps joints tight; optional sealing can deepen color and make cleanup easier but isn’t required.
Often, yes—if the slab is sound and heights allow proper drainage and door clearances. We evaluate the concrete, manage elevations, and detail edges so the overlay reads intentional and performs. When overlays aren’t advisable, we’ll explain why and plan a proper base from scratch.
Not when the base is done right. We use geotextile separation, compact open-graded or dense-graded aggregate in lifts, set rigid edge restraints, and compact the field after sanding—those steps keep everything locked. If minor settling ever occurs, we correct it without scars.
Most residential patios complete in three to seven days depending on size and complexity; walkways and small courts can be faster. We stage cleanly, protect access routes, and restore lawns and beds the same week so the space is usable fast. Weather and saturated soils can extend timelines because we won’t compromise compaction or finish quality.
Interlocking pavers are designed for freeze–thaw, and the jointed system relieves stress that cracks slabs. For snow, use a plastic/rubber-edged shovel or a blower with skid shoes to avoid scuffing; plow blades should have poly edges. Choose calcium blends or calcium magnesium acetate in deep cold and avoid over-salting; rinse in spring to keep colors crisp. If joints loosen after a hard winter or aggressive cleaning, a quick top-off with polymeric sand and reactivation brings everything back to tight and tidy.
Sealing is optional. A breathable, matte sealer deepens color and adds stain resistance around grills and dining areas, but unsealed pavers also perform well with normal washing. If you choose to seal, we wait until the surface is clean and dry, use a product compatible with polymeric sand, and plan re-coats on a sensible multi-year cadence. High-gloss sealers can increase sheen; most clients prefer low-sheen for traction and a natural look.