One Inch Thin Pavers Over Existing Concrete

[@93gmctruck18]

Looks nice where n how can I can the 1” brick pavers to do the job myself I’m a diy person.

[@douglashite4410]

Nice driveway. How will this product hold up in a climate with freezing winters?

[@Pavescapes]

Hi Douglas - currently, we are only servicing Southern California. No freezing winters here!

[@T12i99iN]

@@Pavescapes wow that's too bad your service is only in Southern California. I'm sure Northern California home owners can benefit from this. Up here it's always about demo and install even if the concrete is really in good condition.

[@Sumjolie7]

How long should this last in a driveway?

[@Pavescapes]

This is a lifetime product. We recommend sealing every 3 years to keep the project looking fresh.

[@skatastamoutrasas.]

Sealing with what? Thanks

[@nexusly6720]

Where does the water drain to?

[@Pavescapes]

We slope to existing drains. When drainage needs to be adjusted, we have the capability to adjust our slopes for proper drainage.

[@zinnburban]

Price per square feet for total install?

[@Pavescapes]

Hello - please call the office at 714-581-5931 to get an estimate for your project!

[@Mbcoinsnet]

All looks great but what did it cost 50,000 dollars? I mean how much is the price per foot? If you have an endless budget and the sky is the limit that's great. But us poor folk wanna know the price per square foot. Come on bro you made the vid answer the question.

[@Pavescapes]

Hello - please call the office at 714-581-5931 to get an estimate for your project!

[@trishkirby]

I'm in Cape Coral and was just told it is about $10 a ft for your driveway and that you definitely should not lay 1 in pavers over concrete in a driveway. They will crack easily with the weight and was told that code would flag them as well. We are having pavers laid over concrete in our lanai and that is running just. over $6 a ft. Different company than this one.

[@tomdavis3495]

Will parking on top of these pavers everyday...in the same basic spot, cause issues over time?

[@Pavescapes]

Hi Tom - no it will not.

[@tomdavis3495]

@@Pavescapes Do you have contacts that may know of a company in Tampa Bay that uses your methods and materials? Every paver company I have talked to will not install thin pavers over concrete, only walk ways and patios. They all say they will crack over time on a driveway. We get a lot of rain where you guys are much dryer but I think our temps are close to the same.

[@JohnJohn-wr1jo]

Tom, b thankful u have dealt with credible contractors. Too many that will do a layover and have the same issue.