Paver Driveways — Built for Vehicle Load

A driveway is the hardest-working surface on your property, and in the Lower Mainland it does that work soaking wet half the year. Paver driveways handle vehicle loads on a deep compacted base, drain our rain instead of pooling it, and — unlike concrete or asphalt — can be repaired one stone at a time. It's also the single biggest curb appeal upgrade most houses can make.

Crisp, modern large-format pavers rated for vehicle traffic when installed over a properly compacted road base. Clean lines that elevate the whole front of the house.

The proven driveway pattern — 45° herringbone interlock distributes wheel loads in every direction so pavers can't creep or rut under daily traffic.

A driveway that drains itself. Rain passes through the joints into the base instead of sheeting onto the street — often the easiest way to satisfy municipal impervious surface limits.