Interlocking Pavers

The concept of interlocking pavers dates back over 2000 years ago to the Roman Empire.  The Romans developed a simple system for building roads, some of the roads are still in use today. The roads were constructed with a well compacted base of lime and gravel, covered with a tight fitting cut stone, which produced an excellent and economical roadway that remained virtually maintenance free in all types of weather.

• Interlocking pavers create style, colour and eye-catching patterns while providing a durable and long-lasting surface.
• Make a superior integrated system for residential and commercial vehicular requirements.
• When properly installed require practically no maintenance.
• Do not require expansion joints.
• May be used immediately upon completion of installation.
• May be disassembled to repair sub-grade or underground services then reinstalled with no unsightly patch.
• Skid and slip resistant surface.
• Cooler surface.
• Easy to work to grade transitions.
• Long design life.
• Low life cycle costs.
• Interlocking concrete pavers do not crack like asphalt or poured-in-place concrete or stamped concrete. Flex without cracking.
• Easy to repair and/or replace. Asphalt, concrete, and stamped concrete can't make this claim.
• Resist deterioration from freeze-unfreeze cycles and de-icing salts better than asphalt and better than ordinary poured-in-place concrete.
• Concrete pavers come in many shapes and colors. Virtually unlimited combination of solid and blended colors, shapes and laying patterns.
• Paving stones should last over 30 years, which is much longer than alternative pavements, under normal residential use.