Pavers, driveways & backyards in Brooklyn
Paver and concrete driveways, front walks, backyard patios and outdoor kitchens for Brooklyn homes, built on a proper base so they stay level.
- Excavation and compacted base included
- Pavers, concrete or Jerusalem stone
- Drainage planned before we build
Making the most of a Brooklyn yard
Brooklyn yards are small, so every square foot counts. We turn tired concrete and old pavers into usable space: a level patio, a walk to the door, a driveway that drains, or a backyard with steps and an outdoor kitchen.
What lasts is the part you can't see. We dig out the old surface, build a compacted gravel base, set the edges, and pitch everything so water runs away from the house. If the job touches the public sidewalk or needs a curb cut, City permits apply, and we tell you exactly what's needed at the visit.
What's included
If the public sidewalk in front of your house is cracked or uneven, it's usually cheaper to fix it in the same visit. Sidewalk work needs a DOT permit, which we file for you.
Sidewalk repair in Brooklyn →How the job runs
- 01Send photos or callForm, call or WhatsApp with a few photos of the area.
- 02Free visit and written quoteMeasurements, materials, price and start date.
- 03Dig out and baseOld surface removed, base built and compacted.
- 04InstallPavers, concrete or stone laid, cut and edged.
- 05Finish and walkthroughJoints filled, surface cleaned, final check with you.
Pavers & driveways cost in Brooklyn
Driveways and backyards vary a lot, so instead of a rough range we give you an exact price in writing after a free visit. What affects the price:
- The size of the area and its shape
- Pavers, concrete or natural stone, and the pattern
- Removing the old surface, and access to the backyard
- Steps, walls, drainage or an outdoor kitchen
- Any public sidewalk or curb work and its permit
Recent Brooklyn pavers jobs
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Pavers & driveways FAQ
Pavers or concrete for my Brooklyn driveway?
Both work. Pavers cost more up front but sections can be lifted and reset if the ground settles. Concrete is a single slab that's cheaper to install. We'll show you both at the visit.
Can you get materials into a backyard with no side access?
Usually, yes. We plan the route through the house or alley at the visit and protect floors and walls as we go.
Do I need a permit for a new driveway?
Work on your own property usually doesn't need a permit, but a new curb cut or any work on the public sidewalk does. We check this at the free visit and handle the permits.
Do you build outdoor kitchens and steps?
Yes. We've built paver backyards with bullnose steps and an outdoor kitchen in Brooklyn. See the project below.
How long does a backyard paver job take?
It depends on the size and access. Your written quote includes the schedule before any work starts.
Brooklyn neighborhoods we serve
We also work in: Queens · Staten Island · Manhattan · Bronx
Often done with pavers & driveways
Plan your new backyard
Free visit anywhere in Brooklyn and a written quote, with no obligation.