Paver Patios
Outdoor dining, seating, fire-pit, and gathering areas connected to the home and landscape.
Designed Around Movement and Use
Choose the Surface by What It Needs to Do
Width, shape, pattern, base depth, edge treatment, and finished elevation should respond to foot traffic, furniture, doors, drainage, lawn transitions, and surrounding construction.
Paver Walkways
Continuous paths between gates, driveways, patios, gardens, lawns, and outdoor destinations.
Stepping-Stone Paths
Large-format pavers installed within gravel, artificial turf, lawn, or garden transitions.
Poolside Connections
Paver transitions and access routes coordinated with pool decks, drainage, lawns, and planting.
The Finished Pattern Is Only the Top Layer
Long-Term Performance Starts Below the Pavers
The visible pavers rely on the excavation depth, subgrade, compacted aggregate, bedding material, edge restraint, drainage slope, and properly filled joints beneath and around them.
Paver Surface and Joint Material
Bedding Layer
Compacted Aggregate Base
Prepared and Compacted Subgrade
Layer depths and materials are selected according to site conditions and the intended use of the surface.
Pattern, Color, Scale, and Edge
The Layout Should Fit Both the Home and the Space
We consider the home’s materials, patio dimensions, walkway width, curves, borders, furniture areas, doors, steps, and surrounding landscape before establishing the pattern.
Running Bond and Linear
Clean directional patterns suited to walkways, narrow spaces, and contemporary layouts.
Modular and Random
Mixed-size patterns that create visual variation across patios and larger gathering areas.
Contrasting Borders
A separate color, size, or direction can frame the surface and strengthen its finished edge.
Large-Format Stepping Pavers
Square or rectangular units placed with gravel, lawn, or turf between the individual pieces.
Paver Construction Sequence
Prepare the Base Before Setting the Pattern
Each step helps control finished elevation, drainage, alignment, surface stability, and the transition into surrounding construction.
Layout and Elevations
Confirm dimensions, access, drainage slope, connections, and finished surface height.
Excavate and Prepare
Remove existing material and prepare the subgrade to the required depth and slope.
Install and Compact Base
Place aggregate in controlled lifts and compact it to establish a stable uniform foundation.
Set Pavers and Finish
Install the pattern, cut edges, secure the perimeter, fill joints, compact, and restore transitions.
Water Still Needs a Planned Route
Pavers Must Connect to the Property’s Drainage
Finished slope, thresholds, lawn elevations, downspouts, existing drains, low points, and runoff paths should be reviewed before the patio or walkway elevation is established.
Door ClearancePositive SlopeDrain LocationsLawn Transition
Google Customer Reviews
Professional Work From Preparation to Finish
★★★★★
The PLS team did a fantastic job turning our backyard from a dirt pit into an oasis, complete with soft, pet-friendly turf and a stamped concrete patio.
Carissa SheehyGoogle Review★★★★★
Noe did an amazing job creating a beautiful design for our backyard. The team was professional and cleaned up after finishing the job. Thank you, Noe and team.
Gaby SchwobGoogle Review★★★★★
My backyard looks beautiful. Noe and his team were very professional from start to finish. They took the necessary time to get the job done right. I would highly recommend them.
Debb R.Google ReviewCypress and Nearby Areas
Paver Patio and Walkway Installation Near Cypress
Contact us to confirm availability and arrange an in-person evaluation for your outdoor surface project.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Before Selecting the Pavers
Can pavers connect to an existing concrete patio?
Yes. The connection requires careful control of finished height, slope, edge support, and the transition between materials.
Can you install square pavers with gravel?
Yes. Large-format square pavers can be installed as a path or patio layout with compacted base, gravel, and defined edging.
Can drainage work be included?
Yes. Surface grading, catch basins, downspout connections, or other drainage components can be coordinated when the property requires them.
Schedule an In-Person Paver Evaluation
Let’s Plan the Surface Around the Property
We will review access, dimensions, elevations, drainage, connecting surfaces, intended use, paver options, and the construction requirements for your patio or walkway.
