PAVING CONTRACTOR - LAKEWOOD, CO
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The term pavement is loosely used to refer to different kinds of concrete, asphalt or pavers. It is considered the hard surface of a road or street. What we do is concrete pavement or in regards to this page the use of pavers to create a pavement. A skilled MASONRY CONTRACTOR can use manufactured pavers to create distinctive looks that have more of a decorative touch than concrete. It also requires a high level of skill to properly place pavers or bricks that will not shift over time. So contact us, your local paving contractor to discuss how we can add some spice to your home.
720-605-2740 . Paving has been used for a long time, dating back to the romanic period. To add character to their buildings and walkways they would lay pavers out in mosaic patterns. These days it is easier for us to do because the pavers are manufactured. Manufacturers are able to use molds to create unique designs, add special coloring and vary the textures of the blocks. We can lay pavers anywhere that we can pour concrete. A common type of paver is an interlocking pavers. They are designed to connect to one another and add a neat looking geometry that is easy on the eyes. These have replaced the use of brick paving in most cases as there are tons of shapes, sizes and colors to choose from. There are also other options such as stone pavers. Dial our number and we can talk about what you want. 720-605-2740 |
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PAVING
There are three steps to properly installing stone pavers so that they last the test of time.
Removal of old concrete/asphalt
The first step is to remove the old material such as concrete or asphalt. Most of the time we will use heavy machinery to quickly get rid of the unwanted material.
Sub-base preparation
The next step and arguably the most important is to prepare the ground where the pavers, bricks or stones will be placed. It is crucial to have a sub-base that is sturdy and graded properly so that the MASONRY WORK will last. Grading prevents water from pooling on the surface as well as erosion control. Once graded the base will be compacted to make sure that it will not shift or settle over time.
Paving
The final step is to lay the new pavement over the compacted base. Depending on the pavement the contractor will lay out everything and will apply a sealant (if required) and/or fill the gaps with special materials designed to keep all of the pavers in place.
720-605-2740
Removal of old concrete/asphalt
The first step is to remove the old material such as concrete or asphalt. Most of the time we will use heavy machinery to quickly get rid of the unwanted material.
Sub-base preparation
The next step and arguably the most important is to prepare the ground where the pavers, bricks or stones will be placed. It is crucial to have a sub-base that is sturdy and graded properly so that the MASONRY WORK will last. Grading prevents water from pooling on the surface as well as erosion control. Once graded the base will be compacted to make sure that it will not shift or settle over time.
Paving
The final step is to lay the new pavement over the compacted base. Depending on the pavement the contractor will lay out everything and will apply a sealant (if required) and/or fill the gaps with special materials designed to keep all of the pavers in place.
720-605-2740
