Licensed & insured - LA County residential & commercial (213) 577-0727
Los Angeles paver contractor

Paver installation
& repair.

Driveways, patios, pool decks, retaining walls, and outdoor kitchens across LA County. Base-first construction, written itemized proposals.

$18
Starting per sq ft
15+
Years installing
All LA
County coverage
Belgard · Angelus · Orco Concrete · Travertine · Porcelain · Brick · Natural stone
Why they fail

Most paver problems don't start with the stones.

01

Sinking and settling

Base wasn't properly compacted. Water cycles through and the surface follows.

02

Spreading edges

Edge restraints failed or were never installed. The field migrates outward.

03

Joint washout

Regular sand erodes. Weeds move in. Pavers loosen. Base gets wet.

04

Drainage failures

Grade established incorrectly. Water pools or runs toward the structure.

Read the full failure guide →

Pricing

What installation actually costs.

Most pricing variation isn't about the material. It's about what's underneath: base depth, drainage work, existing surface removal, and site access. We publish ranges so you can evaluate proposals accurately.

Full cost breakdown →

MaterialInstalled cost
Concrete pavers$18-28 /sq ft
Travertine$22-38 /sq ft
Porcelain$25-42 /sq ft
Retaining walls$45-120 /ln ft
Repair (lift & reset)$8-15 /sq ft
How it works

What a correct installation looks like

01

Excavation and grading

6-10 inches removed depending on application. Grade established to drain water away from structures.

02

Base compaction

Aggregate base installed in lifts and mechanically compacted. This step determines whether the surface lasts or fails.

03

Paver installation

Set by hand over 1" bedding sand. Cut on wet saw. Consistent joint spacing maintained throughout.

04

Edge restraints and joint sand

Aluminum or plastic edge restraints spiked into base. Polymeric sand swept into joints, compacted, and water-activated.

We install, repair, and restore pavers throughout Los Angeles – driveways, patios, pool decks, retaining walls, and outdoor living spaces. The work is straightforward when the base is built correctly. When it isn’t, you get settling, cracking, and drainage problems that keep coming back.

That usually shows up as:

  • individual stones sinking or lifting
  • joints washing out after rain
  • water pooling where it shouldn’t
  • edges spreading and losing alignment

In most cases the pavers themselves are fine. The base preparation and drainage integration are where failures originate. That is the difference between a surface that lasts twenty years and one you call us about in three.

Tell us what's failing. We'll tell you why.

We respond within one business day
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