AFFORDABLE PATIO

Paver Driveway Installation in Nassau

Our Nassau County team specializes in paver driveway installation that combines strength, design, and precision. With skilled driveway contractors, we deliver driveways that look great, handle heavy use, and last for years.

Affordable Patio

Your driveway is the first impression of your home—and with our Nassau County paver driveway installation services, it can be both functional and stylish. Our experienced driveway contractors prepare every base with proper compaction and drainage for long-term durability. We install high-quality pavers designed to withstand vehicle weight and harsh weather without cracking or shifting. For homeowners considering asphalt driveway installation or concrete driveway contractors, we offer honest guidance on the best materials for your needs.

Each project is completed with care, following manufacturer standards to ensure a smooth, lasting finish that adds curb appeal to your property.

How Much Does a Driveway Cost?

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What’s Under Our Driveways

Every driveway we build in Nassau County starts with a strong foundation. We begin by installing a 4-inch layer of crushed concrete base, compacted thoroughly with a power roller. Once the masonry portion is complete, our crew returns to regrade the base and compact it again for maximum stability. The final step involves applying a 2-inch layer of asphalt blacktop, which is power rolled to create a smooth, even finish. This detailed process ensures every Nassau County paver driveway installation is built to last—delivering a solid, durable surface that looks clean and performs well for years.

Demolition & Base Preparation

The first step in our paver driveway installation process is removing your old asphalt and existing subbase. Once all debris is hauled away, we compact the exposed ground and install a fresh layer of recycled concrete aggregate (RCA) to form a sturdy new base. This subbase is compacted with a power roller to ensure strength and stability. For the best results, we recommend parking on the compacted base for two to three weeks to help it settle before the final asphalt layer is applied. If your new driveway extends into a grassy area, our team will also remove and dispose of the soil to prepare the space properly.

Adding Masonry Features to Your Driveway

Once the old driveway has been removed and the new base is in place, homeowners can choose to customize their project with decorative masonry details. Options include paver borders, stone aprons, curbing, or unique inlay designs. These features not only improve the look of your driveway but also add structure and definition. Elements such as paver borders, aprons, and Belgium block curbs are installed over a concrete subbase to ensure long-term durability and a clean, finished appearance.

New Asphalt

When it’s time to install the new asphalt layer, our team reinforces the foundation by adding and compacting more RCA where needed to ensure a level, stable surface. The asphalt is then applied and evenly spread using either a pave box or by hand raking, depending on the driveway’s size and layout. We lay the asphalt at a depth of about 2 inches before compacting it with a power roller, resulting in a smooth, uniform surface roughly 1.5 inches thick once settled — the ideal measurement for lasting strength and durability.

After Completion

Once your new driveway is finished, it’s important to let it properly cure. We recommend waiting about 4 to 7 days before driving on the surface to avoid tire marks or impressions. The heat from vehicle tires can leave marks if the asphalt hasn’t fully set. For those considering sealcoating, it’s best to wait at least two years—or until the aggregate begins to show and the surface fades from deep black—to ensure the coating adheres correctly and provides lasting protection.

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Paver Walkway Installation FAQs

Learn more about paver walkway installation, maintenance, and costs in Nassau County. Our team explains everything from design choices to what makes a walkway safe and long-lasting.

How wide should a walkway be?

Most walkways are built 3–4 feet wide, giving plenty of space for comfortable walking. Our Nassau County paver walkway installation team can customize the width to fit your layout and design goals.

Do you remove my old walkway first?

Yes. We handle complete removal, excavation, and cleanup before starting your new paver walkway installation. Our walkway paver installers prepare a stable base to ensure long-term durability and a clean finish.

Are walkway pavers slippery when wet?

No, we use textured pavers that provide traction even when wet. They’re ideal for Nassau County weather, keeping your walkway safe and stylish year-round.

Can walkways handle heavy foot traffic?

Absolutely. Each paver walkway installation is built with a compacted RCA base and fine sand layer for strength and stability. These walkways are made to last through years of daily use.

Can I match my walkway to my patio?

Yes! We can design your walkway using the same paver style, border, or color as your patio for a seamless, coordinated look throughout your outdoor space.

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