Driveway layout and border design
Plan parking space, turning areas and borders without awkward cuts at the garage or street connection.
Free estimate →A driveway needs to handle daily vehicle use as well as look good from the street. For Las Vegas properties, we plan the layout, finished levels and compacted base together, including drainage and connections to the garage and sidewalk.

Plan parking space, turning areas and borders without awkward cuts at the garage or street connection.
Review the existing surface, removal needs and finished elevations before excavation begins.
Prepare and compact the aggregate foundation for the site conditions and expected vehicle traffic.
Secure perimeter edges, fit cuts and finish the joints using the requirements of the selected product.
Traffic, grade and drainage determine the support system. Pattern and color follow those practical decisions.
Confirm use, elevations, access and drainage.
Select a rated product, pattern, border and restraint.
Excavate and build the support system for the intended loads.
Lay units, fill joints and inspect cuts and transitions.
A driveway needs a vehicle-rated paver system and a base designed for traffic. We measure the garage threshold, sidewalk and street apron, then plan compaction, edge restraint and runoff before choosing a pattern.
Review concrete, brick and natural stone before choosing a product rated for your surface and use.
Open the material guide →We provide project-specific guidance after reviewing the site. These answers explain what typically affects the scope.
Only after the slab is assessed for movement, drainage, height at doors and the manufacturer’s approved installation method. A cracked or poorly graded slab is not a reliable shortcut; removal and a new base may be the better option.
The chosen paver thickness and pattern must suit traffic, but support comes from properly prepared subgrade, a compacted base, bedding, edge restraint and filled joints. The details change with soil and access conditions.
Finished elevations are established before excavation. We check garage-door clearance, sidewalk and apron levels, and where stormwater will flow so the transitions work as well as they look.
Ask for measured area, removal, base specification, paver product, border and cuts, drainage and edge details. Confirm whether work near the public right-of-way requires separate approval.

Combine surfaces and structural elements for a coordinated outdoor plan.
Tell us about the space, the finish you like and how you want to use it.