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Design + Installation
Paver Patio Installation in St. Petersburg FL
- Meeting the highest industry installation standards
- Clear timelines + communication
- No project too big or small
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Recent Paver Patio Reviews
Excellent service
“Pro pavers gave us excellent service with our patio replacement last month. We had pavers already but they needed replaced and we wanted a new color. They made it easy that’s for sure”
– Kim
St. Petersburg FL
Very good experience
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“We had a very good experience getting a small 10×10 patio installed just for grilling on.”
– Wanda S.
Disston Heights, St. Petersburg, FL
Beautiful work
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“We wanted to redo our large lanai from concrete to pavers but budget was a major concern for us. Luckily Devin mentioned half pavers that could go on top of the concrete as a cheaper option since our concrete was fine (just ugly). Did not know that was a thing! They did beautiful work for us and we’re very happy”
– Chris & Alan
Historic Kenwood, St. Petersburg FL
Our ICPI-compliant patio installations are as durable as they are beautiful, with clear communication from start to finish
What Makes a Paver Patio Last?
Our B.A.S.E. framework focuses meticulously on the structural details most contractors rush — because these factors determine whether your patio still looks great years from now.
Base Prep
We install a properly compacted road base at the correct depth for your soil conditions and traffic load. This prevents sinking, shifting, and uneven areas over time.
Angle & Slope
Every paver patio is graded to direct water away from your home and prevent pooling. Proper slope protects the base, the pavers, and your property.
Sand & Interlock
We screed a consistent sand layer and compact the system correctly so pavers interlock tightly — reducing movement, gaps, and future settling.
Edge Restraint
We install reinforced concrete edge restraints to prevent the patio from spreading or separating over time — one of the most overlooked (and critical) steps.
Our Process (What to Expect)
After a quick phone consultation to make sure we’re a good fit, we’ll schedule an on-site visit. You’ll be meeting with a team member who is directly involved in the installation (not a salesperson) so what’s discussed is what gets built, with no surprises along the way.
Step 1Site Evaluation & Consultation
We meet with you on-site to understand your goals, evaluate the space, and identify any drainage or structural considerations that will impact the installation.
Step 2
Design & Planning
We help finalize layout, materials, and design details while ensuring everything is planned correctly for long-term durability, proper drainage, and structural stability.
Step 3
Preparation & Installation
We excavate to the proper depth, install a compacted base, and precisely place pavers with proper alignment and edge restraints.
Step 4
Final Compaction & Walkthrough
We complete final compaction, apply joint sand, and walk the project with you to ensure everything meets expectations.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to install a paver patio?
In the St. Petersburg area, paver patios cost between $10–$30 per square foot installed.
That’s a fairly wide range because final price depends on factors like base preparation, drainage work, access to the site, paver style, and overall project size.
Larger, simpler patios tend to fall on the lower end, while smaller and/or more detailed designs or challenging installs cost more per square foot.
What is the lifespan of a paver patio?
A properly installed paver patio can easily last 20–30+ years.
The key factors are a well-compacted base at an appropriate excavation depth, quality materials, proper drainage, and solid edge restraints.
Unlike concrete, individual pavers can be repaired or replaced if needed, which helps extend the overall lifespan.
Is a paver patio cheaper than concrete?
Upfront, pavers can sometimes be more expensive than concrete. While this used to be a rule, it has become less common as the cost of concrete has risen in recent years, but can still be the case depending on the size and type of installation.
However, they often provide better long-term value because they’re easier to repair, less prone to cracking, and typically last longer without needing full replacement.
Does a paver patio add value to a home?
Yes—well-installed paver patios can increase curb appeal and home value.
They are known for creating a more upscale look compared to plain concrete or asphalt, which can make a strong first impression and help a home stand out.
Should a paver patio be sealed?
Sealing is optional but recommended.
A quality sealer helps protect against stains, enhances color, and can reduce weed growth and joint sand loss.
Most patios benefit from sealing every 2–3 years, depending on conditions.
Do you need a permit for a paver patio in Pinellas County?
In most cases, no.
Requirements can vary by situation and city (St. Petersburg, Clearwater, etc.), so it’s still important to check local regulations.
A contractor should typically handle permitting if it’s required.
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Areas We Serve
- Historic Kenwood
- Gulfport
- St. Pete Beach
- Pasadena
- Snell Isles
- The Old Northeast
- Shore Acres
- Disston Heights
- Madeira Beach
- Treasure Island
- Tierra Verde
- Redington Beach
…and most of greater Pinellas County!
Paver Patio Installation Services in St. Petersburg & Pinellas County
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Pro Pavers of St Petersburg
2145 Dartmouth Ave N, St. Petersburg FL 33713
(727) 222-0110