Pavers look great the day they go in, and frustrating when they start to sink and wobble. Maybe you've pulled weeds from the joints or reset a few pieces, and more keep moving. Our paver patios in Lincolnton, NC start with the base under the pavers, because that's what keeps them level. You get a finished look you can enjoy for years.
When You Need Paver Patios
Paver patios are a good choice when you want a finished look, lots of color and shape options, and a surface you can repair one piece at a time. You need paver work when an existing patio has low spots, rocking pavers, wide gaps, weeds growing through the joints or edges that are spreading out. Mud coming up between pavers means the base is washing out. Almost every paver problem traces back to the base. Red clay holds water, and pavers laid on thin sand or loose soil settle every time it rains hard. Fixing a failing base early saves most of the pavers. Waiting often means pulling up the whole patio. Pavers also handle small ground movement better than one solid slab, since each piece can shift slightly without cracking.
Our Paver Patios Process
We lay out the patio, check the slope and dig out the soft soil. Then we build a compacted gravel base, add the bedding layer and set the pavers in the pattern you choose. Solid edge restraints hold the field in place, and joint sand locks the pavers together.
You'll know the plan before any work starts. The estimate is free, and the written contract covers the scope, the price and the warranty. How long it takes depends on size and materials, so we set expectations with you first. For contracted projects, we manage the required permits and inspections. You have direct access to our crew from the first day to the last.
Paver Patios Cost in Lincolnton
Paver patio cost depends on the size, the paver style and pattern, the amount of digging and base work, and extras like steps, borders or curves. Resetting an existing patio depends on how much of the base has to be rebuilt.
The estimate costs nothing. The price goes into your written contract before we start, and larger projects use a deposit plus progress payments tied to completed work. We take debit and credit cards. Rot or water damage hidden behind finished surfaces is what most often changes a scope.
Why Choose Us
We spend the time on the part you'll never see, the base, because that's what decides whether your pavers stay put. AGCS is local, licensed and veteran-owned, with NC general contractor license NCLBGC #106996 and a 5.0-star rating from 20+ Google reviews. One accountable contractor runs your project, and our employees and trusted specialty subcontractors do the work. We respond the same day during business hours. Warranty coverage is in your written contract. Local work means we know the weather, soil and housing here.