by admin | Oct 18, 2019 | FAQ
Increase Your Property Value with a Popular Paver Patio. Landscaping and hardscaping is a simple yet worthy investment that can boost the value of your home significantly. However, not all types of landscaping and hardscaping will give you a good return on your... by admin | Oct 18, 2019 | FAQ
A thick layer of sand allows you to adjust differences in the surface, giving you the flexibility to fix a nonlevel surface by adding more sand. … Tamp the sand down after leveling, then measure the depth, add more sand when needed and tamp it again. by admin | Oct 18, 2019 | FAQ
The standard interlocking paving stone is not permeable and does not drain water. Pavers are designed to be flexible but not permeable. The base under pavers consists of large gravel, medium sized gravel, small gravel and what are called fines (very small... by admin | Oct 18, 2019 | FAQ
The recommended depth of sand for laying pavers is 1 inch. As one inch is 1/12 of a foot, divide the surface area, in square feet, by 12 to find the cubic feet of sand required. For example, a 60-square-foot patio requires 5 cubic feet of sand because 60/12 = 5. by admin | Oct 18, 2019 | FAQ
You don’t need special pavers as you should never have to plate compact them. So no. You don’t need special pavers as you should never have to plate compact them. No the paving contractor is not using a plate compactor at all.