AJB Landscaping & Fence

Rebulding an existing paver patio built with Mutual Materials Pavers

Oftentimes, customers call us looking for either a new paver patio, or an extension to an existing paver patio or concrete slab. However, this case was a bit unique. The previous homeowner installed a paver patio themselves. However, they did not properly prepare the base to install the pavers. As a result, over time, the pavers started to sag in places and the entiere patio became uneven. The new homeowner liked the original pavers, but wanted to fix the existing patio and extend it around the back of the home. Our AJB crew removed all of the original pavers and installed a new, level base that will last for many years. We then reset the original patio and added the new section.

While we normally work with Western Interlock paver and retaining wall products, since this patio was already built using Mutual Materials pavers, we sourced the same pavers as the original installation: Old Dominion, Harvest Blend. This saved the homeowner a great deal of money because we were able to reuse the old pavers. Over time, the new pavers will weather and look similar to the originals.

If you have an existing paver patio that has issues, or just want to add on to an existing paver patio, AJB Lanscaping & Fence can work with your existing pavers and, in most cases, source the same pavers for an extension. Contact us using the drop-down tab at the top of our website, or give us a call at (360) 509-3707 and we'll be happy to make an on-site visit to assess your existing patio and recommend the best solution. As always, an initial consultation and competitive quote are free.

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