What is so great about interlocking pavers?
Interlocking concrete pavers have been around since the days of The Roman Empire and a lot of their paver streets are still around and used to this day. Pavers have a lot of pros as compared to their few cons. They are “middle of the road” in cost coming in slightly higher than poured and stamped concrete but much cheaper than a flagstone patio would cost. They are set on a compacted aggregate base instead of a concrete slab and this allows the entire patio to expand and contract with the heat and the cold so there is never any cracking. The material we use between each paver called Polymeric Sand hardens like mortar when dry but it allows water to penetrate so water does not stand or freeze on top of the patio. Pavers come in a wide assortment of size and color and there are even pavers that look like flagstone now. Pavers are strong and can definitely be used as a driveway material. We do recommend sealing your paver patio with a Paver Sealant because they do not repel clay stains, g
