Driveways or parking areas built with concrete pavers will give you a lifetime of beauty with limited maintenance. Concrete pavers are made to a higher standard for strength, pressure, and consistency than standard poured concrete slabs. What you lay concrete pavers on is as important as paver design or paver layout. It is crucial to have a well constructed base with the correct materials, compaction, drainage, and grade for your specific area.
Many questions people have about pavers are cost per square foot, maintenance, style, pattern, and thickness. It is not practical to give a price per square foot on most concrete paver projects. Paver cost in its self varies due to type, style, color, thickness, and availability. Soil type and amount of material needed to excavate and construct a solid base to hold the pavers. Access and location are other factors considered in build costs. Design and pattern of the project along with amount of cutting required will be all figured into the project costs.
Some concrete pavers are designed to be laid in a certain pattern while others pavers can be placed in a variety of patterns. The pattern will be limited to the application of the project. Popular patterns include 45 degree herringbone, 90 degree herringbone, running bond, stacked bond, T pattern, or random.