Paver Installation in Jericho, NY

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Professional paver installation that increases your home’s value while creating the outdoor living space you’ve always wanted in Jericho.

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Professional Paver Patio Installation Services

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Your new paver patio isn’t just about looking good—it’s about creating a space that works for your life. No more dealing with cracked concrete that collects water or uneven surfaces that become safety hazards. When we install your pavers, you get a surface that drains properly, stays level, and can handle everything from family barbecues to Long Island’s changing weather. Individual pavers mean if something does happen, you’re not ripping up an entire slab—just replace what needs fixing. The best part? You’re not just getting a patio. You’re getting an investment that pays for itself through increased home value while giving you years of reliable outdoor living space.

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We Know What Works in Jericho

We’ve been serving Jericho and Nassau County homeowners for years, and we understand exactly what it takes to build paver installations that last in our climate. We’ve seen what happens when drainage isn’t handled properly, when base preparation gets rushed, or when the wrong materials get used. That’s why we focus on doing things right the first time. Every project starts with proper site evaluation, uses quality materials designed for Long Island conditions, and follows proven installation methods that prevent the common problems you see with rushed jobs. We’re licensed, local, and we stand behind our work because we know our reputation depends on every project we complete in this community.

Our Paver Installation Process

Here's How We Build Patios That Last

First, we evaluate your site and discuss what you want to achieve. This isn’t just about picking colors—we’re looking at drainage, soil conditions, and how the space will actually be used. Next comes the foundation work. We excavate to the proper depth, install a compacted base that can handle the load, and ensure proper drainage slope. This is where most problems get prevented or created, so we don’t rush this step. Then we install the pavers using proven techniques, making sure everything is level and properly aligned. We finish with polymeric sand in the joints to lock everything in place and prevent weed growth. Finally, we clean up and walk you through proper maintenance so your investment stays looking great for years to come.

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Complete Paver Services for Jericho Homes

What You Get With Professional Installation

Our paver installation service includes everything needed for a complete, professional job. We handle site preparation, proper base installation, drainage solutions, and final finishing—not just the paver placement. For Jericho homeowners, this means installations designed to handle our specific soil conditions and weather patterns. We use materials that perform well in Nassau County’s climate, from freeze-thaw cycles to heavy summer rains. You also get proper edge restraints to prevent spreading, polymeric sand application to prevent weeds and shifting, and detailed cleanup. We don’t consider a job complete until your property looks better than when we started, and you understand how to maintain your new investment.

How much does paver installation cost in Jericho, NY?

Paver installation in Jericho typically ranges from $16 to $30 per square foot, depending on the materials you choose and the complexity of your project. A standard 12×14 patio usually runs between $2,700 and $5,600 for professional installation. The cost includes proper site preparation, base installation, drainage considerations, and finishing work. Higher-end materials like natural stone or complex patterns will be toward the upper end of this range, while concrete pavers in simple layouts stay closer to the lower end. Keep in mind that professional installation is an investment that pays for itself through proper drainage, longevity, and increased home value. DIY attempts often end up costing more in the long run due to drainage problems and the need for repairs.

What's the difference between pavers and concrete for patios?

Pavers offer several advantages over poured concrete, especially for Long Island homeowners. Individual pavers can be replaced if damaged, while concrete cracks typically require replacing entire sections. Pavers also handle freeze-thaw cycles better and provide better drainage. From a maintenance standpoint, pavers are much easier to work with. If tree roots cause settling or you need to access utilities, you can remove and replace individual pavers without major reconstruction. With concrete, you’re looking at jackhammering and starting over. Pavers also offer more design flexibility and tend to increase property value more than basic concrete. While the initial cost is higher, the long-term value and reduced maintenance issues make pavers a smart investment for most homeowners.

How do you prevent drainage problems with paver patios?

Proper drainage starts with correct site preparation and continues through every step of installation. We ensure your patio has the right slope—about a quarter-inch drop per linear foot—to direct water away from your home and prevent pooling. The base preparation is crucial. We install a properly compacted aggregate base that allows water to drain through while providing solid support. We also evaluate your property’s existing drainage patterns and integrate solutions like French drains or catch basins if needed. For Jericho’s clay-heavy soils, we often install additional drainage measures to prevent water from backing up under the patio. Poor drainage is the number one cause of paver problems, so we address it from day one rather than hoping it won’t be an issue.

How long do pavers last compared to other patio materials?

Quality pavers can last 20 to 100 years depending on the material and how well they’re maintained. Concrete pavers typically last 25-50 years, while natural stone pavers can last a century or more with proper care. The key is professional installation with proper base preparation and drainage. Pavers that are installed correctly with adequate base material and proper slope will outlast most other patio materials. They’re also much easier to maintain and repair than alternatives. Even after decades, individual pavers can be replaced if needed, while concrete slabs typically need complete replacement once they start failing. This makes pavers a better long-term investment despite the higher initial cost.

Can pavers be installed over existing concrete?

While it’s technically possible to install pavers over existing concrete, it’s not always the best approach. The existing concrete needs to be in good condition, properly sloped for drainage, and structurally sound. Any existing drainage problems will remain after the pavers are installed. Installing over concrete also raises the final height of your patio, which can create issues with door thresholds, drainage, and the overall look of your outdoor space. If your concrete has cracks or settling issues, these problems will likely transfer to the new paver surface. In most cases, we recommend removing the old concrete and starting fresh. This allows us to address drainage properly, ensures a solid foundation, and gives you the best long-term results. The extra cost upfront usually saves money and headaches down the road.

What maintenance do pavers require after installation?

Pavers are relatively low-maintenance compared to other patio materials. Regular sweeping and occasional power washing will keep them looking good. The polymeric sand we use in the joints helps prevent weeds and keeps pavers stable. Every few years, you may need to add more joint sand and reapply sealer if you choose to seal your pavers. Sealing isn’t required but can help prevent stains and make cleaning easier. Any individual pavers that get damaged can be replaced without affecting the rest of the installation. The most important maintenance is keeping the drainage clear. Make sure gutters and downspouts aren’t directing water onto your patio, and clear any debris that might block drainage. With proper installation and basic maintenance, your pavers will look great for decades.

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Jericho, NY is located in Nassau County in New York State