Paver Walkways & Driveways
Durable, beautiful paver installations that enhance your property's functionality and curb appeal for decades.

Why Choose Pavers for Walkways and Driveways
Paver walkways and driveways offer advantages that plain concrete simply cannot match. Individual pavers create visual interest with patterns, colors, and textures that transform functional spaces into attractive design elements. But the benefits go beyond appearance. Pavers are more flexible than poured concrete, which means they handle ground movement and freeze-thaw cycles better. Instead of large cracks running across your driveway, individual pavers can shift slightly without creating visible damage.
Here in Greeley, our soil conditions and weather patterns make pavers an especially smart choice. The clay soils common in our area expand and contract with moisture changes, creating stresses that crack concrete slabs. Pavers accommodate this movement without failing. When you do eventually need repairs, you can replace individual damaged pavers instead of tearing out and replacing entire sections. This makes long-term maintenance much more affordable and less disruptive.
We have been installing paver walkways and driveways throughout Greeley for years. We know how to prepare the base properly for our local soil conditions, select appropriate materials for our climate, and create installations that look great and function perfectly for decades. Whether you want a simple front walk, an elaborate driveway with multiple colors and patterns, or a complete hardscape design connecting various areas of your property, we bring the expertise needed to make your vision a reality.
Choosing Materials and Patterns
The variety of paver options available today is remarkable. You can choose from numerous materials, colors, shapes, and sizes to create exactly the look you want. Here are the most popular choices for Greeley properties:
- Concrete pavers offer the widest range of colors and shapes at competitive prices, with excellent durability for both walkways and driveways
- Brick pavers provide classic charm with warm red tones that complement traditional architecture and age beautifully over time
- Natural stone pavers like granite or bluestone deliver upscale appearance with unique colors and textures found nowhere else
- Permeable pavers allow water to drain through the surface, meeting environmental regulations while preventing puddles and ice buildup
- Interlocking pavers create extra stability for driveways by distributing weight across multiple units rather than individual pieces
- Tumbled or textured pavers add slip resistance for safety on walkways and around pools or water features
Pattern selection has a big impact on the final appearance. Simple running bond patterns create clean, modern looks. Herringbone patterns add visual interest and provide extra structural strength for driveways. Circular or radial patterns work beautifully for entryways and focal points. We help you choose patterns that complement your home's architecture and match the scale of your space. During your consultation, we show you examples and discuss how different options will look with your specific property.
Our Installation Process
Proper installation is everything with pavers. A beautiful design means nothing if the base fails or drainage is inadequate. We start every project with careful excavation to the proper depth. For walkways, we typically dig down eight to ten inches. Driveways require deeper excavation to handle vehicle weight. We remove all organic material and unstable soil that could settle later and cause problems.
Next comes the base layer, which is critical to long-term performance. We install compacted gravel in lifts, compacting each layer thoroughly before adding the next. This creates a stable foundation that will not shift or settle. On top of the gravel, we add a layer of bedding sand that provides a smooth, level surface for setting pavers. We use screed boards to ensure perfectly consistent sand depth across the entire area.
Setting the pavers requires precision and attention to detail. We start from a straight edge and work systematically across the area, checking alignment and spacing constantly. After all pavers are in place, we install edge restraints to prevent spreading. Then we sweep polymeric sand into the joints, which locks everything together and prevents weed growth. A final compaction with a plate compactor seats the pavers firmly into the bedding sand. Many customers combine paver walkways with custom paver patios for a cohesive outdoor design.
Maintenance and Longevity
One of the best things about paver installations is how easy they are to maintain. Unlike asphalt that needs regular sealing and resurfacing, or concrete that cracks and stains, pavers require minimal ongoing care. Occasional sweeping keeps debris from accumulating in joints. Power washing every few years removes dirt and keeps colors bright. If you want extra protection and enhanced color, sealing your pavers every few years provides additional benefits, though it is not strictly necessary.
When damage does occur, repairs are straightforward. If a tree root lifts a section of walkway, we can remove the affected pavers, address the root issue, regrade the base, and reinstall the same pavers. The repair blends in seamlessly because we are using the original materials. Try doing that with a concrete slab. This ease of repair keeps your walkways and driveways looking good for their entire lifespan without major reconstruction projects.
Properly installed paver walkways and driveways should last 25 to 50 years or more. The pavers themselves are incredibly durable. What matters most is the quality of the base and installation. That is why we never cut corners on preparation work, even though it is hidden once the project is complete. We also provide detailed care instructions when we finish your project so you know exactly how to maintain your investment. If you need repairs to existing masonry elsewhere on your property, our brick repair experts can help restore it to peak condition.
