Services
Paver, stone and concrete work across the Tampa Bay area
Eight things we do, out of New Port Richey. Four of them we can show you in our own photographs, and four of them we cannot, so those are listed plain rather than dressed up.
01 Photographed work
The four we can put a picture to
Every frame below is a job of ours in the Tampa Bay area. None of it is bought in, and the project pages carry the rest of each set, including the frames from halfway through.
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Pool decks and coping
Large-format stone deck and mitred coping around a pool that is already there.
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Paver patios
Multi-tone concrete pavers over a compacted base, closed against a block edge.
See the work -

Walkways and entries
Front walkways, landings and step runs with bullnose treads cut on site.
See the work -
During the workLandscape block walls
Concrete block on a poured footer, along a property line or a change in grade.
See the work
02 The other four
Listed plain, and here is the reason
We do these four as well. There is not one photograph of any of them on file, so they get a line each instead of a grey box sitting in a grid next to a real picture of a pool deck. The paver driveway is the gap we want closed first, because it is the second thing we most want to be hired for.
No photographs on file yet
- Paver drivewaysConcrete pavers on a compacted base
- Concrete workSlabs, sidewalks, footers and flatwork
- Pressure washing and sealingCleaning and sealing paving already down
- PaintingInside the house and outside it
03 Picking one
Finding your job in that list
Most people arrive knowing the part of the property they want done and not the name we file it under. This lines the two up.
- Around a pool that is already in. Deck and coping in large-format stone, with the step runs and the drain line. We work outside the pool and never in it.
- The drive, or the back of the house. Concrete pavers on a compacted base, held in along the open side by a block edge course.
- The front door and the path to it. Walkways, a landing and a step run with bullnose treads, usually in the same stone as the deck.
- A slope, or a line you want held. Concrete block set on a footer we dig and pour first, as a landscape and grade wall.
- Flat concrete instead of paving. Slabs, sidewalks and driveway flatwork, priced beside the paver version so you can compare them.
- Paving that is down and looking tired. Pressure washing and sealing, on paving we laid and on paving somebody else laid.
Tell us which one you need
Send the form with your city, the service and a rough size, or call and talk it through. Estimates are free, in English and Spanish.