A Troy resource for brick paver patios done right.

A paver patio that lasts in Michigan is not the cheapest install. It is a 6 to 8 inch compacted aggregate base, an inch of bedding sand screeded flat, the pavers themselves laid in a pattern that locks under load, edge restraints anchored along the perimeter, and polymeric sand swept into every joint. Skip any of those and the patio settles, heaves, or grows weeds inside a few seasons. Most failed paver patios in Oakland County did not fail because the homeowner picked the wrong product. They failed because the base was 2 inches instead of 6, or the edge restraints were left out, or the joint sand was the wrong material.

Three categories of homeowner typically search for a Troy paver quote: owners adding a brand new patio off the back of the house; owners with a settled corner or a heaved section that needs a partial lift; and owners pulling out a cracked stamped concrete or aging brick-on-sand patio and starting fresh. The crew that picks up the lead handles all three, with the base depth and edging scaled to the job.

Quote requests submitted through the form on this site get routed to a local Troy paver contractor who responds within one business day. Walk-throughs are scheduled inside the same week from mid-April through November, the active install window in Michigan. Off-season inquiries get held for the spring start of the next install season.