Paver, stone and concrete work

We set pool decks, paver driveways and patios across the Tampa Bay area

Large-format stone around the pool, pavers on the drive and the patio, block walls and concrete flatwork. We measure before we price.

  • New Port Richey, Florida
  • English and Spanish
  • Free estimates
Finished white stone pool deck and mitred coping around the filled pool with a linear drain grate
Large-format white stone, mitred coping, flush drain. Pool deck, Tampa Bay area

01 Primary work

The deck and the coping, in large-format stone

The job in these frames is a new-build house with a rectangular pool. The pool itself was built by others. We paved the deck, ran the coping and cut every closing piece on site.

Pool decks and coping
Large-format white stone pool deck running the length of the pool with a linear drain line in the paving
  • Large-format white stone. Big units, few joints, and every closing piece cut on site to meet the coping.
  • Mitred coping at the water's edge. The corners are cut on an angle so the joint runs true right around the pool.
  • A linear drain in the field. A slim channel sits flush in the paving and runs the length of the deck.
  • Step runs with bullnose treads. Wide steps drop from the deck to the lawn and rise to the rear glass doors.
  • Low planter and grade walls. White, low, and part of the same job as the deck.
  • Outside the pool, always. We do the deck and the coping. We do not do work inside the pool.

Three frames from that job, in the order the work happened.

Bare concrete deck slab with orange layout marks before the stone paving went downBefore
Bare concrete beside the pool, marked out in orange before a single piece of stone went down.
Mitred white stone coping set along the pool edge with a cut piece staged on the bare deck areaDuring
The coping run set along the pool edge, with a cut piece staged on the bare deck area.
Finished pool deck with a linear drain line and mitred stone coping at the filled pool edgeAfter
The finished deck with the drain line set flush in the stone, and the pool filled.

02 What we install

Pavers, stone, block and concrete

Eight things we do, four of them photographed. Every picture below is a job of ours, so you can check the line against the photograph above it.

All services

We also do these. No photographs of them on file yet, so they are listed plain.

03 Before and after

One backyard, from bare dirt to the last cut

This patio is the one job we photographed the whole way through. Drag the handle across the frame.

Backyard paver patio
Bare dirt backyard of a grey stucco house before the patio, with a fire pit and staged concrete block. Completed paver patio along the back of the grey stucco house, raised on a concrete block edge. Before After
Before and afterBackyard Paver Patio, Tampa Bay area. The same vantage, from the bare yard to the finished paving raised on its block edge.
Crew running a plate compactor over the patio base behind the house before any pavers are set. During
The part nobody seesThe base graded and run over with a plate compactor before a single paver went down.

05 How the work runs

From your first call to the first day on site

Four steps. We are not going to promise you anything past them.

  1. 1

    You get in touch

    Send the form or call. Tell us the city and what you want done.

  2. 2

    We come out

    We measure on site and talk through the material with you.

  3. 3

    You get it in writing

    The estimate comes to you written down, and it costs you nothing.

  4. 4

    We schedule and start

    Once you approve the estimate, we put the job on the calendar and start.

06 Where we work

Based in New Port Richey, Florida

We run out to jobs across the Tampa Bay area, in Pasco, Pinellas, Hillsborough, Manatee and Hernando counties.

Service area

The truck goes north to Spring Hill, south to Bradenton and across the bay to Tampa. If your street is not on the list and it is a fair drive from New Port Richey, call and ask.

We work in English and Spanish.

Cities we go to

  • New Port Richey
  • Port Richey
  • Trinity
  • Odessa
  • Lutz
  • Land O' Lakes
  • Spring Hill
  • Tarpon Springs
  • Palm Harbor
  • Dunedin
  • Safety Harbor
  • Clearwater
  • Clearwater Beach
  • Largo
  • Seminole
  • Pinellas Park
  • St. Petersburg
  • Tampa
  • Bradenton

07 Questions

Three things people ask first

All questions

Do you work around a pool that is already there?

Yes. We set the deck and the coping around it. We do not do work inside the pool.

Do you give free estimates?

Yes. We come out, measure the area and put the estimate in writing. There is no charge for it.

What kind of paver do you install?

Large-format limestone and stone paving, and standard concrete pavers in a multi-tone blend. We go through the material with you on site.

Tell us about the job

Send the form with your city and a rough size, or call and talk it through. Estimates are free, in English and Spanish.

Get a Free Estimate

The online form is not taking requests yet. For a free estimate, call (929) 350‑5627 or email stepbysteppavers@outlook.com.

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Prefer to talk? Call (929) 350‑5627 or email stepbysteppavers@outlook.com. Estimates are free.