Paver Installation in Orange County — $18 to $45 per Square Foot
Driveways, patios, walkways and full backyard hardscape. Licensed general contractor, CSLB #1103895, serving all of Orange County. Speak directly with the owner
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What Pavers Cost in Orange County
Most paver projects in Orange County land between $18 and $45 per square foot installed. Where your project falls comes down to one thing more than any other: the material you choose. Standard concrete pavers sit at the low end. Travertine and natural stone fall in the middle. Large-format porcelain over a concrete base sits at the top.
Paver Materials: What's Available and What Each One Costs
The material you choose is the biggest driver of where your project lands in the $18 to $45 per square foot range. Here is how the three main options break down.
Standard Concrete Pavers
The workhorse of Southern California hardscaping. Widest selection of colors and patterns at the most accessible price. The low end of the range.
Travertine & Natural Stone
Timeless natural stone that pairs with almost any home style. Cooler underfoot and unique in every piece. The mid-high range choice.
Porcelain Pavers
Large-format porcelain over a concrete base. Non-porous, stain-resistant, and never needs sealing. A near-zero-maintenance, modern surface. The high end of the range.
Concrete vs. Pavers: What You Are Really Choosing
Poured concrete costs less on day one. Here is what happens over the next ten years.
The Cheap Bid
- Cracks as the slab moves — and cracks cannot be repaired invisibly
- Stains from oil and rust sit permanently in the surface
- Damage means saw-cutting and repouring a whole section
- Discolors and fades unevenly over the years
- Limited to a few finishes and colors
- Removal is demolition — jackhammers, dumpsters, and hauling
How We Build It
- Individual units flex with ground movement instead of cracking
- A stained or damaged paver lifts out and gets replaced
- Built on 4 to 6 inches of compacted Class II base
- Drainage sloped away from the house, planned before we start
- Dozens of colors, shapes, and patterns to match the house
- Installed by a licensed general contractor, CSLB #1103895
