Stonecraft Paver Co.
Travertine pool decks and paver driveway restoration.

Driveways, patios & pool decks
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Hardscape is what people walk on and see first. Guild concrete and paver professionals build proper base depth, compact in lifts, and finish edges that stay put.
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Travertine pool decks and paver driveway restoration.
Stamped concrete patios, walkways and structural slabs.
Recent work
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Budget guidance
Base preparation is where paver jobs succeed or fail, and it's invisible in a finished photo. Compare quotes on base depth and edge restraint, not just surface price.
$14 – $24 / sq ft
Excavation, compacted base, edge restraint.
$9 – $16 / sq ft
Rebar or fiber mesh, control joints.
$18 – $30 / sq ft
French pattern, coping included.
$3 – $7 / sq ft
Re-level, re-sand, clean and seal.
How it works
The same process every Guild concrete & pavers professional follows, from first call to warranty support.
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Pavers cost more up front but can be lifted and reset, hide settlement better, and generally show better at resale. Concrete is cheaper and simpler but cracks are permanent.
Four to six inches of compacted base for patios, six or more for driveways in Broward's sandy soil. Ask every bidder to state base depth in writing.
Yes in most Broward municipalities, and HOAs typically require architectural approval on material and color.
Every three to five years. Sealing stabilizes joint sand, deepens color and makes oil stains easier to remove.
Almost always inadequate base compaction or missing edge restraint. Reputable installers warranty settlement for a defined period.
Yes — a polymer overlay or knockdown texture is a good option when the slab is sound and the issue is appearance.
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Describe your project once. We'll route it to licensed Guild members who do this work every week.