Pavers: driveway and patio
Pavers in Jacksonville, FL — installation & sealing
Cleaning, re-sanding and sealing, sunken pavers lifted and relaid, and new Belgard, Tremron and travertine driveways and patios in Jacksonville — with the drainage built in.
Free yard inspection within 48 hours · written price before we dig
Pavers in Jacksonville, FL take a beating from the sun, the afternoon storms and the oak roots. We are a drainage crew that also lays and restores pavers — concrete pavers from Belgard and Tremron, and travertine, for driveways, patios and pool decks — plus paver sealing in Jacksonville, St. Johns and Clay. That makes us the paver company to call when the driveway also has a water problem: the slope and the channel drain are designed in, not added later.
Florida sun fades pavers gray, rain washes the sand out of the joints, and weeds and ants move in. Cleaning, re-sanding with polymeric sand and sealing restores the color, locks the joints and keeps the surface easier to wash. Done every two to three years, it keeps a paver driveway looking new.
A paver driveway or patio is a drainage project with a nice surface on top: the base, the slope and the edges decide whether water leaves or sits. We build on a compacted base with edge restraint, slope away from the house, and set a channel drain across the apron where the driveway needs one.
What we do with pavers
Clean, re-sand, seal
Pressure cleaning, polymeric sand in the joints and a sealer rated for Florida sun.
Channel drain built in
A driveway drain across the driveway apron, set into the pavers instead of cut in later.
Travertine, Belgard, Tremron
Driveway and patio pavers matched to the house and to what is already on the lot.
Repeat sealing every 2–3 years
We put the next date on the invoice and call when it comes up.
Sunken pavers lifted
Sections that settled or were pushed up by roots are lifted, the base fixed and relaid.
New driveways and patios
Compacted base, edge restraint and a slope that sends water away from the house.
Pavers by type
Driveways
New paver driveways on a compacted base with a channel drain at the apron, sunken sections…
Patios
Back patios, lanai extensions, walks and fire-pit areas in concrete pavers or travertine —…
Pool decks
New paver and travertine pool decks, sunken deck sections relaid, slot and channel drains…
Travertine
Travertine patios, walks and pool decks laid on a compacted base, sunken pieces reset, and…
Services: paver cleaning & sealing · paver driveways & patios
Pavers by city
What pavers cost
Square-footage calculator and typical jobs: paver driveway & patio cost in Jacksonville. Joint sand explained: polymeric sand for Florida pavers.
What we find on Jacksonville pavers
Faded color
UV turns pavers chalky; sealer brings back depth.
Sand loss
Joints wash out, pavers shift and weeds grow.
Mold and algae
Shaded areas under oaks go black.
Old sealer failing
Peeling or hazy coats are stripped before resealing.
Cracked concrete driveway
Replaced with pavers on a compacted base.
Sunken or root-lifted pavers
Lifted, base repaired, relaid.
Pool deck and patio extensions
Travertine or concrete pavers matched to the house.
Driveway widening
Extra parking at the curb without a cut line.
Paver materials
FAQ
Should you seal pavers in Florida?
In most cases yes. Florida sun fades pavers gray, rain washes the sand out of the joints, and weeds and ants move in. Cleaning, re-sanding with polymeric sand and sealing brings the color back and locks the joints.
How often to seal pavers in Florida?
Every two to three years. We put the next date on the invoice and call when it comes up.
How much does it cost to seal pavers in Florida?
In our area cleaning, re-sanding and sealing runs $1.25 to $3.50 per square foot; a 600 sq ft driveway is about $900 to $2,000, and driveways start from $899.
Paver sealer vs polymeric sand: what is the difference?
Polymeric sand fills and locks the joints; sealer protects the face of the paver and its color. They do different jobs, which is why a proper visit is clean, re-sand, then seal.
How long until I can drive on it?
Usually 24 to 48 hours after sealing, depending on the product and weather.
Wet look or natural?
Either — we show you a sample on your pavers first.
How much does a driveway with pavers cost?
In our area pavers run $12 to $25 per square foot installed; a 600 to 1,000 sq ft driveway is about $8,000 to $20,000, and a patio $4,000 to $10,000. The written price comes after a free inspection.
Why are my pavers sinking?
Usually the base: it was not compacted, sand washed out of the joints, or water stands on that section after every storm. Oak roots push sections up instead. We lift the pavers, fix the base and relay them — and fix the water that caused it.
Do you need a permit for patio pavers?
The permit we deal with most is for work in the city right-of-way, such as the driveway apron at the street. We tell you on the inspection whether anything on your job needs one.
Which pavers do you use?
Belgard, Tremron and travertine — chosen for the house and what is already on the lot.
Do I need a permit?
Work in the city right-of-way, such as the apron at the street, needs a permit; we handle it when it applies.
How it works
From inspection to a sealed driveway
Call or send a photo
Call, or use the form and attach a photo of the puddle. Tell us when it rained.
Inspection in 48 hours
We walk the yard, check downspouts and grades, and sketch a drainage plan with the outlet marked.
Written price
The plan, the materials and the price in writing. Nothing starts until you approve it.
We dig, install, restore
Trench, pipe, gravel, basins — then backfill, compaction and sod put back.
Free inspection
Get a free quote on pavers
Tell us where the water stands and attach a photo if you have one. We call back to set a time within 48 hours — no pressure, no sales script.
(904) 561-1816- Free yard inspection within 48 hours
- Insured · NDS-trained drainage crew
- Written price before we dig
- Mon–Sat: 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM
