Paver Installation in Blacklick Estates, OH

Most of the year, yes. Frozen ground cannot be dug or compacted, and soaked clay has to dry out before it will take a base, so a cold snap or a wet week can push back the start date.

It depends on what the pavers will carry. A walk needs the least base, a patio more and a driveway the most, and soft or wet clay adds to any of them, so the depth is set after looking at the soil.

Yes. We lift the pavers in the low area, rebuild and compact the base, screed fresh sand and relay the same pavers. The joints then get new polymeric sand.

It depends on the project and the local rules. Patios and walks on your own lot are often simple, while driveway aprons at the street and taller retaining walls more often need a permit or a design, and we check what applies before work starts.

Call (614) 810-4672 or fill out the form with the size and type of paver job. We will call back, arrange a visit to see the site and give you a free estimate.

Weeds take hold in joints that lost their sand or were filled with plain sand. Polymeric sand, swept in fully and set with water, forms a firm joint that roots struggle to get into. Seeds that blow onto the surface can still sprout in dusty joints, so an occasional sweep helps.