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Paving services

Paver patios and walkways built on a base that stays level

Interlocking pavers and natural stone laid on a compacted base with clean edges and joints that stay put.

Paving

What we do

Pavers give you the look of stone with the durability to survive New Jersey winters, and unlike a poured slab they can be lifted and reset if anything ever moves. The difference between a patio that looks great for twenty years and one that heaves in three is all in the base, and that is where we spend our time.

We help you pick a paver style, color and pattern that fits your home, lay out the space so it works for how you actually use it, and finish with restrained edges, polymeric sand and optional sealing.

What we offer

Paving services we offer

  • Paver patios

    Backyard patios sized and shaped around how you entertain, with borders, inlays and seating walls if you want them.

  • Walkways and front entries

    Straight or curved walkways that improve curb appeal and handle foot traffic, snow shovels and salt.

  • Paver driveways

    A deeper base and thicker pavers rated for vehicle loads, for a driveway that looks nothing like the neighbors' blacktop.

  • Pool decks

    Cool-to-the-touch pavers and travertine with proper pitch away from the pool and slip-resistant finishes.

  • Steps, edging and borders

    Paver and wall-block steps, soldier-course borders and edge restraints that keep everything locked in place.

  • Repair, re-leveling and sealing

    Sunken or shifted pavers lifted and reset, joints re-sanded, and surfaces cleaned and sealed to revive an older patio.

Paving

Worker pressing clay pavers into a screeded sand bed by hand
Curved paver walkway leading to a sunken seating area
Worker in rain gear unloading concrete pavers from a stack

Our process

How a paving job works

  1. Design and estimate

    We measure the space, discuss patterns and materials, and give you a layout and written price.

  2. Excavation and base

    Soil is removed to the right depth, geotextile fabric is placed, and stone base is installed and compacted in lifts.

  3. Setting the pavers

    A screeded sand bed, pavers laid in your chosen pattern, cuts made cleanly, and edge restraints installed.

  4. Finishing

    Polymeric sand is swept and compacted into the joints, the surface is cleaned, and sealing is applied if you chose it.

Why Boundary

Why homeowners choose Boundary for paving

  • Compacted stone base built to the depth the job needs, never shortcut
  • Wide selection of paver styles and natural stone options
  • Restrained edges and polymeric sand so joints stay tight
  • Patios pitched correctly to move water away from the house
  • Repairs on existing patios, not just new installs

Built Strong. Built Beautiful.

Our experienced team is committed to quality craftsmanship, reliable service, and attention to every detail.

Call us for free estimates848.395.4434

Good to know

Paving questions we hear most

Pavers or a poured concrete patio?
Pavers cost more up front but handle freeze-thaw far better, do not crack the way a slab does, and can be lifted and reset if anything settles. Concrete is cheaper initially but a crack is permanent. For New Jersey we recommend pavers for most patios and walkways.
How long does a paver patio take?
Most patios and walkways are finished in 3 to 7 days depending on size, access and the amount of cutting. We give you a schedule with the estimate.
Will weeds grow between the pavers?
With polymeric sand properly installed, weeds and ants are largely kept out. Over time joints may need a top-up, which is a quick maintenance job.
Do I need to seal my pavers?
Sealing is optional. It deepens the color, resists stains and makes cleaning easier, but it does need reapplying every few years. We will explain the tradeoffs so you can decide.

Call us for free estimates

Ready to talk about your paving project?