Custom Patio Pavers

San Diego Paver Patio Installation Company

If you are considering a new backyard patio and are not quite sure what material to use, then patio pavers are a great option. Not only are there 100’s of different colors, patterns and styles to choose from; the pavers are backed with a manufacturers lifetime warranty from breaking and cracking.

You can choose almost any color you can imagine, from natural earth tones, to vibrant. There are many different textures to select as well, from smooth non-tumbled pavers, to tumbled, embossed, and even old world cobble stone pavers or flagstone pavers.

The options are truly endless for your new paver patio and the end result will be a treat for not only yourself and your family, but for anyone that visits your new patio.

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Testimonials

Over 562 happy customers and counting...

Our new turf looks so good the neighbors think it’s real! Out of 5 other leading contractors Install It Direct offered the best product at the lowest price. Ron explained the whole process and showed us samples of the turf and the filler which also helped us make our decision. Great customer service, excellent job and as a result-beautiful backyard. Install It Direct is the best choice in San Diego if you want to have quality turf, low price and great customer service. — Delyana A., San Diego, CA

We had a small patch of grass installed after our 2 puppies ruined our real grass. Install It Direct did a great job. They removed large branches from our hedge that had grown under the lawn. We received another bid, Install It Direct gave us better quality turf for less. They were in and out in just a few hours. I love going out to my backyard again! — Ruth Martin, Mission Viejo, Ca

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Paver FAQs

My neighbor just had their Patio and Driveway installed with pavers. They went with a Brand Named Company for the back Patio and went with Install-It-Direct for the driveway. I saw the same crew working on both projects, and noticed that they had different shirts on the second time around. Did the same crew really install both jobs?

Yes, the same crew did both projects. The only difference between the two projects was that the homeowner saved a lot of money the second go around by educating himself and selecting Install It Direct to complete his project. He also ended up with a much better design, as all of our consultants are Professional Designers as opposed to "Salespeople" looking for a BIG commission check.

Can you give me a "Ball-Park Estimate," in regards to how much a Paving Stone Driveway Installation might cost?

Based on a typical 1,000sqft "square driveway (residential)," you are looking at an estimated range of $9,900-$13,900; however, this can vary, depending on the following factors:

Paving Stone Manufacturer
Paving Stone Type
Accessibility (Bobcat Access)
City Permits (Carlsbad, Del Mar, Coronado)
Type of Demolition Required (Concrete w/ Rebar, Wood, Grass, Roots, etc.)
Extras (Wall Build, Step Build, Synthetic Turf, Drainage, Sealer, etc.), etc.

Are there different prices between different manufacturers?

Yes, the prices do vary depending on which manufacturer you choose. Angelus/Orco would be the least expensive, followed by Ackerstone/Olsen, then Belgard.

Are there different prices between different paver types (Tumbled, Non-Tumbled)?

Yes, the prices do vary depending on which paver type you choose. Non-Tumbled would be the least expensive, followed by Tumbled, then Slate Top.

Do I need sealer on my project?

No, sealer is optional. There are various types of sealers, including: joint stabilizer sealer, color enhancer sealer, wet look sealer, etc.; however, the most popular sealer is the joint stabilizer sealer. This particular sealer locks in the joints to help prevent weeds or any other growth from occurring between the pavers. It also helps with inhibiting staining, however, it does not eliminate all stains.

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