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The 2 main reasons to get a new driveway patio or paver driveway are either expansion or deterioration. Asphalt is known to settle, crumble, and crack over years and years of driving over it. However, it is a great and cost-effective material for driveway use!

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A two-story grey house features a curved architectural entrance and a two-car garage beside a stone-paved driveway.
Over the last 15 years, affordablepatio.com has installed over 1,000 driveways and has been recognized as Florida’s Premier Driveway Installer. We strive to educate our customers as much as possible by providing all the necessary information they need to make the right decision. When it comes to driveways, we specialize in paver driveways. We always install all applications to manufacturer specifications, in order to ensure your driveway’s longevity. More information is included below about your upcoming project. Keep reading to learn more about the estimated cost of a new driveway, what the installation process is like, and some frequently asked questions.

How Much Does a Paver Driveway Cost?

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Cover design for driveway size and prize featuring Two-story modern home with a prominent turret and dark brown paver driveway and well maintained landscaping including palm trees in Florida.
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What's Under Our Driveways

We install our driveways with a 4-inch crushed concrete base, compacted with a plate compactor. The next step is installing a fine sand base to level out the area.

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Demolition & Base Prep

The first step to getting a new driveway is ripping up your existing concrete or pavers and subbase. After carting that away we’ll compact the ground and add a new RCA subbase. The RCA will be compacted using a plate compactor.

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A driveway composed of rectangular, multi-toned brown and tan pavers is arranged in a repeating geometric pattern. The flat stone surface extends toward a white garage door and a small set of matching paved steps.

Installing Pavers

After the base is all level, we will be installing our driveway pavers. We will install a concrete edge to lock pavers in and prevent movement and settling. The final step will be sweeping mason sand to fill up the joints.

 
 

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A curved driveway featuring grey and tan cobblestone-style pavers leads toward a white house with a columned entryway. The property is meticulously landscaped with rounded green shrubs, vibrant pink flowers, and large shade trees and a white car in the middle.
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A beige house features a white garage door and a curved driveway constructed from multi-toned brown and tan pavers. The lawn is neatly manicured, accented by a palm tree and green shrubs.
A teal-colored house features a stone-paved driveway leading to a two-car garage marked with the number 5911. Lush green plants and a palm tree border the side of the home.
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A two-story grey house features a curved architectural entrance and a two-car garage beside a stone-paved driveway.
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driveway patio, asphalt Driveways, paver driveway, driveway patios ideas
driveway patio, asphalt Driveways, paver driveway, driveway patios ideas
driveway patio, asphalt Driveways, paver driveway, driveway patios ideas
A yellow house features a curved, multi-toned brick driveway leading to a white two-car garage. Lush green grass and a young tree border the colorful stone path.
A white house with a single-story profile features a solid insulated roof that extends over a light-tiled driveway. This structure functions as a carport for a parked teal SUV.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Installing pavers is one of the quickest and most cost-effective ways to increase your home’s value and aesthetic appeal. By replacing old asphalt or cracked concrete, you create a durable, visually stunning entrance that makes a great first impression.
While standard patios use a crushed stone base, a poured concrete foundation is necessary for driveways to handle the extreme weight and constant movement of vehicles. This ensures the pavers remain perfectly level and do not shift over time.
During the initial grade assessment, our team calculates a specific "pitch" of 1.5 inches for every 10 feet of length. This strategic slope directs all water runoff away from your structures, preventing flooding and ensuring a functional surface.
After the pavers are laid, a concrete edge is installed around the perimeter as a restraint, followed by polymeric sand swept into the joints. Once misted with water, this sand hardens to lock out weeds and keep pavers together.
Yes, you can choose from a variety of name-brand materials like Flagstone or Belgard pavers and even add a "pop" of color with custom borders. This allows you to match the driveway perfectly to your home’s exterior.
After we visit your property to evaluate the grade and measurements, you can expect a detailed project estimate in just 12 to 24 hours. Our goal is to provide fast, reliable service to help you start your transformation.

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