Driveways

Stone Paver Driveways in San Antonio.

There are many benefits to having a brick paver driveway over a traditional concrete installation. For one, they are far more beautiful and aesthetically pleasing. The critical component with a paver driveway is the installation. If done incorrectly, you can having sinking in places, bricks will sag or slide from their original placement or plant will grow in the cracks. Hiring a professional contractor is highly recommended for this type of paver installation.

Driveway Paver installations offer a look above the rest

Traditional concrete or asphalt driveways do not have near the same curb appeal compared to what you get from a professional paver installation. There are limitless combinations of layout style, color and type of paver used for the installation. We have multiple standard styles you can choose from including stone circles configuration, crisscross, interweaved (also known as basketweave) and our standard contemporary herringbone interlocking style.

Installation takes some time the end result is far superior to any of the alternatives. If choosing the common herringbone installation, this will entail the laying of the brick pavers or stone pavers in a 45 degree angle arrangement with respect to the garage. The pattern provides the best type and tightest arrangement to last over the decades you are surely to use your beautiful driveway. This style isn't only used on driveways, but can be found on walk ways, sidewalks, for patios, around pool decks and even around commercial spaces and buildings. It's the most common, because of it's durability and beauty. An additional considering for the installation of a new stone paver driveway is whether or not you want a permeable or impermeable installation style. Permeable allows water to drain into the cracks between the blocks which will prevent any sitting water from collecting on your surface. The liquid will simply drain right through. The impermeable brick driveways usually mandate the usage of draining vanes which would run at a low point on your driveway to channel the water to an appropriate location.