About Us in Las Vegas
A Family Operated Paver Crew That Builds for Desert Ground
We're a Nevada licensed paver and hardscape contractor working all over the Las Vegas valley. Here's who we are and how we build.
Who We Are
Family Operated Nevada Licensed & Local
We build driveways, walkways, patios, and pool decks, plus the fire pits, seat walls, and putting greens that turn a flat yard into a place people actually use. Our Nevada contractor license is #0088433, and you can look it up with the State Contractors Board before you sign anything.
Being local matters here. The valley sits on caliche and clay that swell and shrink with water, and the summer heat is brutal on a surface. A crew that builds for that every week builds differently, and that's what you're hiring.
Vegas is home, and we want the best for it. Off the job, we're proud to sponsor the A's, a youth girls softball team here in the valley.
How We Actually Build
Step by Step With No Shortcuts on the Base
Whether a paver surface still looks right in ten years mostly comes down to what's under it, the part you never see once we're done. Here's the order we follow on a typical install.
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Site Evaluation & Free on Site Measure
We come out, look at the actual space, check how it drains, and take real measurements. Drainage gets settled here, before anything goes in, so water runs away from the house instead of pooling against it.
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Excavation
We dig out to the depth the design needs, accounting for the base, the bedding, and the paver thickness so the finished surface sits at the right height against doorways, drains, and existing concrete.
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Compacted Aggregate Base
We lay and compact an aggregate base, typically 4 to 6 inches for Las Vegas soil and the load the surface will carry. That base is what lets pavers flex with the ground instead of cracking like a slab.
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Bedding Sand
On top of the base goes a screeded layer of bedding sand. It gives every paver a true, even seat, so the finished surface feels flat underfoot.
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Paver Laying ICPI Method
We set the pavers in your pattern following the installation standard from the Interlocking Concrete Pavement Institute (ICPI), which covers the interlock and joint spacing that make the surface act as one piece.
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Cutting & Edge Restraint
Edges and curves get clean cuts, and the whole field gets a proper edge restraint. Without it, the outside pavers creep outward over time and the joints open up.
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Polymeric Sand
We sweep polymeric sand into the joints and set it. It binds the pavers together and holds up against washout and weeds.
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Sealing Where Appropriate
On the right materials, we seal the surface to help with stains and color. It isn't automatic, so we'll tell you straight whether it makes sense for yours.
Where We Work
Serving the Las Vegas Valley & All of Clark County
If you're in Clark County and not sure we'll come out to you, just call and ask. We probably will.
- Las Vegas
- Henderson
- North Las Vegas
- Summerlin
- Skye Canyon
- Cadence
- All of Clark County