Pavers in West Palm Beach: Historic Homes and New Builds
· By Leonardo Ferreira
West Palm Beach has some of the most charming historic neighborhoods in the region, like El Cid, Flamingo Park and Northwood, and a lot of new construction farther west. The right hardscape plan looks different in each.
Historic neighborhoods
Traditional brick or pavers in classic patterns suit older architecture. Homes in historic districts may need review for visible exterior changes, so check before you buy materials.
New construction
Many new homes come with a basic driveway or bare yard. Pavers, a stone pool deck and turf finish the property and protect it from mud and erosion.
Near the Intracoastal
Homes near the water deal with salt and humidity. Choose materials and sealers suited to the setting.
Scheduling
West Palm Beach sits at the northern end of our service area, so we group estimates and work days in the area to keep the schedule efficient.
Frequently asked questions
- Do you install pavers in historic districts?
- Yes, after the homeowner confirms any review the city requires.
- Do you work on new builds?
- Yes, driveways, pool decks and turf for new construction are common projects.
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