Our team can design and install your paver patio to enhance your yard. The benefits of pavers are unmatched when it comes to patio construction materials. They offer durability, affordability, and aesthetics.
Pavers are cost-effective, durable, and simple to maintain.
Concrete, flagstone, and paver are all options for people who want to improve their landscaping. While creating a space that is functional for outdoor gatherings is the ultimate goal, choosing something that will last can be equally important.
Interlocking pavers can be durable. Concrete slabs can crack and break, which will require patching. This type of work can be a problem for your landscaping. Because of the high humidity levels such as in the southern parts of the United States, pavers are strong, sturdy, and can allow for expansion or contraction. Pavers are much easier to maintain than concrete slabs.
Your investment in pavers is a small investment. Your money will go towards a patio improvement that is affordable and will increase the value of your home.
Pavers can be used in a number of creative ways.
Many people love the flexibility of customizing their paver patio. There are many options for patio pavers:
- Shapes
- Colors
- Textures
- Patterns
You can also use pavers to create a beautiful patio by adding a hardscaping element such as walkways, retaining walls, or even a fireplace to your property. When it comes to pavers, your yard is your canvas! Your pavers can be blended to create a natural look or a unique pattern. Pavers can complement any style from rustic to modern. Your imagination is the only limit to your ability to customize your look!
Here are some things to look out for when you install your patio.
You should make sure you choose pavers that are in keeping with your vision. Let’s not forget that planning your paver patio is only one part of the equation. It is always a good idea to have a professional install any hardscaping. These are the key elements to consider when installing your paver patio.
1. Digging – Make sure you dig to the correct depth for your material (paver or flagstone, brick, etc.)…
2. Barrier – Use landscaping cloth to create a barrier that will reduce the growth of vegetation or weeds.
3. Base – Use a paver or sand to create a level, flat surface.
4. Drainage – Grading the slope of the ground to improve drainage.
5. Edging – To create a solid edge around your patio using cement or pavers, you can use more pavers, cement, and vinyl edging.
6. Filling – After pavers have been set, fill in any cracks with sand to give the area a finished look. This will deter weeds and prevent them from growing.
. 7Additional pavers – Keep extra pavers in case you need them later.
This post was written by Tanner Brown. Tanner is the Owner and operator of Greenbar Excavation. Greenbar Excavation is a fully licensed, insured, and accredited Excavation company based in Prineville, Oregon. Greenbar Excavation is one of the top companies for Septic pumping in Redmond Oregon. Don’t look any further, go with the company with your best interest in mind!
