Pavers

Paving is nothing new. The technique creates durable and magnificent paths and patios and has been around for thousands of years. Over 4,600 years ago, Egyptians paved a road from a quarry to a lake connected to the Nile to facilitate transport of stones to temples and pyramids under construction. That road is still used today. In 500 B.C., the Romans began paving using flat stone to build roads, chariots and horses could travel easier. In the 1940s Holland used paving to build roads since the ground was constantly shifting. The pavers were more durable than previously used concrete.

Pavestone pavers come in a variety of colors, shapes, and sizes. Those choices are important for the look of your landscaping. If you are ready to add some pavers to your landscape, we want to help you choose the best pavers for your home. We know that colors, shapes, and sizes are the most important aspects of pavers for you, and we agree those three things are very important.

Pavestone pavers are one of the most trusted names in the masonry world, and have been working with trusted contractors, masons, and landscapers for as long as they have been in business. Their selection of pavers is vast, and the amount of colors to choose from rivals any home improvement store.

Whether you’re building an outdoor kitchen or redoing a driveway, you’ll find that pavers offer you an economical but artistic landscaping option. Modern innovation has given homeowners a staggering array of options to choose from when it comes to pavers: natural stone, clay brick, and concrete all have something to offer a landscaping project. Several factors will influence what kind of material you’ll choose for pavers. Here are a few you’ll want to consider as you’re planning your landscaping project.