Paver Driveways / Sidewalks

Your driveways and sidewalks are two of the first things people notice when they come to your home or business. Are yours saying what you want them to say? What do your guests or customers see?

• Walkways too narrow; drives too narrow or insufficient for the number of vehicles using the drive
• Cracked, raised pavement (not just unsightly but a potentially serious tripping hazard)
• Too narrow, too short, uneven or broken steps difficult to navigate or unpassable to disabled or elderly guests or customers
• Areas where water pools that become slick patches of ice in cold weather
• Mulch, silt or weeds overtaking the walkway
• Entrances or walkways obscured by overgrown landscape plants or other obstacles

Our trained staff can help your hardscaping* send the right message by designing and installing a new hardscape or by adding onto existing drives or walks. We’ll also make sure that any new additions coordinate with the color, design and style of your existing hardscape.

NEW HARDSCAPING – Our expert staff can professionally install new paver driveways or sidewalks to your home or business for added:

• Safety – Less chance of accidents for you, your family and guests OR, if you are a business owner, your employees and customers.
• Durability – Strong, long-lasting materials of manufactured or natural stone.
• Accessibility – Installed with the correct grading for handicap accessibility and drainage.
• Convenience – Visible and easy entrance to your home or business.
• Ease of maintenance – In the event of damage, only those pavers involved need to be replaced.

Pavers are available in a wide array of styles, shapes and colors and can be installed in varying patterns to suit the style of your home or business. To see examples of the many types of pavers that are available, visit any of our industry partners’ links below:

• Belgard or click on the logo at right.
• Marshall Stone
• Techno-Bloc

EXISTING HARDSCAPING – We can add on to existing driveways or sidewalks if what you have is too narrow for your needs. Adding pavers or brick to the edges of existing hardscape not only adds width but can improve the appearance of your landscape by giving it a more finished, appealing look.

SECONDARY WALKWAYS – If you find "pathways" in your lawn where grass won't grow because it's being walked on routinely, you may want to consider having a walkway put in. Less travelled paths in your yard need not be as wide or as formal as the walks you use most of the time. We can construct secondary walkways of flagstones, pavers or loose stone that are both functional and attractive.

For those who are environmentally-friendly, permeable pavers are now available to help alleviate storm water run-off. For more information on permeable pavers, visit Belgard’s Web site.

Ground Up is here to help with your hardscaping needs.
Give us a call or click here to contact us today for a free estimate.

*Hardscaping includes any masonry (or wood) structure, such as retaining walls, steps, terraces, dry stacked stone, walkways, patios/decks, etc.

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