Technical Data
Step 1
We begin by removing existing broken concrete, asphalt or brick and excavate the remaining soil down to 7 ?" below existing or modified elevation.
Step 2
Should any utility lines need replacement, inspection, modification, or re-routing;
addressing is made at this stage for proper depth, engineering and improvements.
Step 3
We import a 4-inch layer of crushed aggregate materials, level and compact solid yet
remains and performs as a flexible foundation base.
Step 4
We mortar in place a paver edge to prevent any lateral and horizontal movements as well as
prevent any sand and base materials to erode and undermine.
Step 5
We place a 1" sand layer, which will cushion and lock pavers for lateral movement.
Step 6
Individual Paving Stones are hand laid in the desired pattern to suit design and style and
then cut to fit.
Step 7
We plate vibrate the stones twice while filling dry sand into joints - to permanently lock
pavers in place.
This completes the Interlocking Concrete Paver Process that will
perform far better than any other paving system on the market!
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