Crafting Lasting Foundations Across Connecticut

Clay pavers are made with real clay that is mixed, extruded, and baked in a kiln at very high temperatures. Concrete pavers are made with a special blend of concrete and coloring that is compacted at very high pressures. Both offer excellent durability, but clay pavers tend to hold their color longer while concrete pavers offer more design versatility.

The important difference is the manufacturer's quality standards. Look for pavers with high compressive strength, low water absorption rates, and good abrasion index. We'll help you select the perfect material based on your specific project needs, traffic requirements, and aesthetic preferences.

That's one of the long-term benefits of interlocking paving. Because all interlocking paving is flexible, pavers can be removed, the repair made, and then reinstalled without leaving unsightly patch marks. This flexibility also helps resist cracking from soil movement.

Yes, we recommend sealing your pavers immediately after installation. Sealing protects against oil stains, makes cleaning easier (just a hose!), and helps maintain the color and appearance for years. We use breathable-type sealers that protect against most stains while allowing moisture to escape.

In most situations, faded concrete can be renewed by recoloring using various tints, stains, or overlay systems. We'll assess your existing concrete and recommend the best restoration approach to bring it back to life.

Yes, our tradesmen are fully trained masonry professionals. We specialize in matching almost any material and seamlessly installing it so that repairs are undetectable in most cases. This includes historic restoration, custom stonework, and architectural details.