Interlocking

Consultation and Design:
The process typically begins with a consultation between the construction company and the client. During this phase, the client's needs, preferences, and budget are discussed. Design considerations may include the type of interlocking pavers, color options, pattern choices, and any additional features such as borders or decorative elements.

Site Preparation: Before the interlocking pavers can be installed, the construction company assesses the site and prepares it accordingly. This may involve excavation to ensure a stable foundation, proper grading for water drainage, and the removal of any existing materials such as old pavement or debris.

Base Installation: A crucial aspect of a durable interlocking paver installation is the base. The construction company typically installs a base layer of crushed stone or gravel, followed by a layer of sand. The base is carefully graded and compacted to provide a stable and level surface for the interlocking pavers.

Paver Installation: Interlocking pavers are carefully placed on the prepared base according to the approved design. The interlocking system allows the pavers to fit together securely, creating a unified surface. Skilled workers ensure that the pavers are laid in the chosen pattern, with attention to detail to maintain the overall aesthetics.

Edge Restraints: To prevent the pavers from shifting over time, edge restraints are installed along the perimeter of the project. These can be made of materials such as concrete, plastic, or metal and help maintain the integrity of the interlocking system.

Joint Sand and Compaction: Once the pavers are in place, joint sand is spread over the surface. This sand fills the gaps between the pavers, enhancing stability and preventing weed growth. The entire surface is then compacted using a plate compactor to set the pavers into the sand and create a firm, level surface.

Sealing (Optional): Depending on the client's preference and the type of pavers used, the construction company may offer a sealing service. Sealing helps protect the pavers from stains, fading, and wear, extending their lifespan and enhancing their appearance.

Maintenance and Repairs: A reliable construction company providing interlocking services may also offer maintenance and repair services. This can include re-leveling pavers, replacing damaged units, and addressing any issues that may arise over time.