Landscaping Pavers Installation in Thousand Oaks CA

Customer Issue: This customer wanted to make her existing walkway more beautiful.
Our Solution: Mrs. Potter was fine with the location of her existing walkway, so we suggested repurposing it. The concrete slab was in excellent condition, which is why we decided to use it as a strong and long-lasting base. We laid the pavers of our customer’s choice into a layer of sand we poured over the base and installed edge restraints to keep them in place. A small project that made all the difference!

Customer Issue: Mr. Barton was tired of mowing and watering the huge lawn around his backyard patio and wanted to replace some of the grass with pavers.
Our Solution: To complement the architecture of the back of the house and serve as the base for a large outdoor cooking and entertaining area, our team used tumbled cobble pavers in earthy tones to build a terraced landscape with a panoramic view of the surrounding bush.

Customer Issue: Oil deposits on the pavers in front of the customer's house made the entrance look neglected and shabby. 
Our Solution: Our team started the cleaning process by spreading a granular substance to absorb the surface level oil. After waiting a few hours, we swept it and spread a degreaser on the stubborn spots, which we then scrubbed with a brush and rinsed with hot water.

Customer Issue: Wanted to replace his old natural stone walkway because it needed continuous weeding. He chose to have sleek concrete pavers installed instead.
Our Solution: Our team carefully removed the natural stones and followed an accurate and professional installation process that included applying a layer of geo-textile, paver base and sand, before laying the concrete pavers that the customer chose, ensure a long lasting walkway with lower maintenance requirements.

Customer Issue: The driveway was too plain and needed a defining edge to frame and shape it and to separate it from the surrounding lawns.
Our Solution: To enhance the look of the driveway we used pavers of contrasting material and color (per the customer's design choice) to eliminate the need for cutting. Our team followed the industry-approved procedure of laying a free edge, ensuring the bricks were supported properly.