Why Pavers?
In 312 BC, the Romans used cobble stones to build the Appian Way. After more than 2000 years, this ancient road is still in usable condition! Cobblestones, and their modern replacement, interlocking concrete pavers, have been used for centuries as a reliable way to pave roads, driveways, parking areas, walkways, and patios. With their extreme durability and many various shapes and colors, paving stones are a top choice worldwide.
Whether you have a large commercial project to machine lay, or a smaller project to lay by hand, pavers are a low maintenance, cost effective way to create a solid or permeable pavement. Unlike concrete or asphalt, the individual sand-filled joints in pavers allow the surface to shift with the natural expansion of soil, preventing unsightly cracks or pot holes.