—Walkways, pavers & steps
From the drive to the door.
Flagstone walks, cobblestone pavers down the side yard, paver circles under the trees, slab steps set in the lawn and brick entry steps.
01The work
The way in, done right.
A walkway gets walked on every single day, so it has to be set right underneath, not just look good on top. Guillermo lays flagstone with real mortar joints, sets pavers in clean curves and borders, and builds steps with a pattern on every riser.
Paver circles work the same way: rings laid around a center, for a patio under the trees or around a fire pit.
What we lay
- Flagstone walkways
- Cobblestone paver side yards
- Paver circles and borders
- Oversized slab steps in the lawn
- Brick entry steps
- Patterned concrete finishes
02Paver patterns
Pick a pattern, see it laid.
Same pavers, very different walk. Try the pattern, the color and a border, and see how it looks before anything goes down.
03Size it up
How big is your walk?
Slide the numbers to roughly what you’re picturing. The drawing scales next to a 6-foot person, and the numbers go straight to Guillermo with your quote request.
Just a rough size to start the conversation. Guillermo measures on site before any price.
04Walks
Every day underfoot.
Red and grey flagstone with mortar joints, and big pale slabs set into the lawn as steps.
05Pavers
Curves, rings & borders.
Cobblestone pavers in a curved side yard, a paver circle by the lake, and rings around a fire pit.
06Patterned concrete
Concrete that doesn’t look plain.
Wood-plank and two-tone checkerboard finishes on concrete patios.
07FAQ
Before you call.
Are estimates free?
Yes. Estimates are free. Call or text (832) 643-1763, or send the form, and Guillermo will set up a time to look at the job.
Can you match the brick or stone already on my house?
Tell Guillermo what’s on the house now, or text him a photo. He’ll talk through which stone or brick will sit right next to it before anything is ordered.
Do you pour the slab, or just build on it?
Both. The crew sets forms, vapor barrier and rebar, pours and finishes the slab, then builds the fire pit, bench or wall on top of it.
What should I send to get a price?
A couple of photos of the space and a rough size. Text them to (832) 643-1763, or use the quote form and Guillermo will call you back.
—Free estimate
Tell Guillermo what you’re picturing.
A fireplace, a fire pit, a new walk, brick in the kitchen. Four quick taps and he’ll call you back. Photos of the space help, and you can text them straight to his phone.
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