Driveways

Driveway cost depends on square footage, the material you choose, how much existing surface has to be removed, and the base and drainage the site needs. Pavers cost more up front than asphalt but last far longer and are easy to repair, which often makes them the better long-term value. We provide a detailed, no-obligation estimate after measuring your driveway.

For longevity and looks, yes. Pavers handle our freeze-thaw cycles by flexing slightly instead of cracking, individual units can be reset if a tree root or settling shifts them, and they add real curb appeal. Asphalt is cheaper initially but needs ongoing sealing and resurfacing, and poured concrete can crack and is hard to repair invisibly.

Most residential paver driveways take roughly one to two weeks of on-site work, depending on size, demolition of the old surface, and any drainage or grading involved. We give you a firm timeline with your estimate and coordinate so you keep vehicle access where possible during the work.

Yes. We remove the existing surface, correct the grade and base, address any drainage problems, and install your new paver or stone driveway on a properly engineered foundation. Replacing a tired driveway is one of the highest-impact upgrades you can make to a home's curb appeal.

It can. Because we regrade and rebuild the base, a new driveway is the ideal time to fix drainage. We slope the surface to shed water correctly and can integrate channel drains or permeable paving where runoff is an issue, protecting both the driveway and your foundation.