Driveway Paving

In most cases, yes. Interlock driveways last 25–30+ years vs. 15–20 for asphalt, require no resealing, resist salt damage, and can be repaired stone by stone. While the upfront cost is higher, the total cost of ownership is often lower over the driveway's lifetime.

Snowplows can chip individual stones if the blade catches an edge. We mitigate this by ensuring the surface is perfectly level and recommending rubber-edged plow blades. Any damaged stones can be swapped out quickly and affordably.

A standard two-car driveway takes 5–8 working days from demolition to final compaction. Factors like existing surface removal, soil conditions, and weather can extend the timeline. We provide a detailed schedule before starting.

A 45-degree herringbone pattern provides the highest interlock strength and is the industry standard for vehicular surfaces. It distributes load across multiple stones, preventing individual pavers from shifting under tire forces.

Not with proper installation. Our 12-inch compacted base, vehicular-grade edge restraints, and polymeric sand jointing all work together to keep the surface locked in place. We stand behind our work with a full warranty.