When working on your own house, there are some little details you need to know, so that you can do your own supervision when your contractor is working.

Interlocking pavers are the perfect solution for adding aesthetic appeal to a driveway, patio, or walkway. Interlocking paving stones are four times stronger than poured concrete, flexible, and easy to maintain and repair.

Here is the step by step process which the contractor setting your paving stones should follow:

Required Tools

Wheel Barrow, Shovels, Picks, Grading Rake (For demo and base preparation)
Vibrating Plate Compactor
1inch Pipe and 2”x4” wood (For screeding sand)
Rubber Mallet (For paver adjustments)
Masonry saw or splitter (For trimming)
Broom/brush (For sweeping sand)

Step 1. Planning & Preparing the Base

Begin the planning process by drawing a diagram of the area you want to pave, noting any existing structures such as buildings, fences and other paved areas. Your local paver supplier or dealer can help you determine the best stones and the proper amount of supplies you need.

It is important to provide a well compacted, stable base on which to begin the installation of interlocking pavers. In some cases, this will require extensive excavation of unsuitable sub-grade material.

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