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Patios, Pavers and Concrete

Paths and steps that lead somewhere good.

Paver, brick and stone walkways, stepping paths and garden steps, laid out to flow with the yard and set so they stay level and safe.

  • Surfaces: Pavers, brick, flagstone
  • Width: Often three to four feet or more
  • Base: Compacted stone with edge restraints
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Paver Walkways and Steps: illustrative masonry image for Nashville Brick Layer
From the driveway to the front door.
The overview

What it is, and why it matters.

A walkway links the parts of a property, and a good one is wide enough to walk side by side, drains well and has even surfaces. Steps in the path should have consistent risers and treads, and a good base keeps them from shifting.

We build paver, brick and stone walkways and garden steps for homes in Nashville and across Middle Tennessee. We pair them with patios, driveways and landscape beds, and we replace cracked or settled sidewalks.

Why owners choose it

Four things done right.

A path that flows

Curves and straight runs are laid out to suit the house and the yard.

A base that holds

Compacted stone prevents the settling that makes walks uneven.

Steps that are safe

Rise and run are consistent, with nosing and drainage.

Edges that stay in place

Edge restraints keep pavers from drifting away from the path.

How it goes

From first call to paver walkways and steps.

  1. 01

    Plan the route

    We walk the yard, mark the path and talk about width, curves and steps.

  2. 02

    Design and price

    You choose the surface and pattern, with a price in writing.

  3. 03

    Dig and base

    Soil is removed and the base is built and compacted.

  4. 04

    Set and finish

    Pavers or stone are set, edged and jointed, and the area is cleaned.

Where we work

Paver Walkways and Steps across Middle Tennessee.

We do this work in 28 cities, from Nashville and Franklin to Murfreesboro, Gallatin, Columbia and Dickson.

Good questions

Paver Walkways and Steps: common questions

How wide should a walkway be?

Three feet is a common minimum for a garden path, and four to five feet is comfortable for a front walk where two people may pass. We help you choose a width that fits the yard.

Can you add a walkway across a slope?

Yes. We use gentle grades, steps or short retaining walls to make the path safe and easy to use.

How do I get a price for paver walkways and steps?

Fill in the form or call or text 615-431-3789. We confirm what is involved and send a written price, and most projects start with a free visit.

Ready to talk about paver walkways and steps?

A visit and a written price. A real person calls back, usually the same day.

Free estimate

Let's look at your project.

Tell us what you have or what you want: a wall that is crumbling, a chimney that leaks, a patio, a fireplace, a retaining wall or a commercial building. A real person reads every message and calls back, usually the same day, with straight answers and a written estimate.

  • A visit first: we measure the work, look at the walls, the footing and the drainage and see what is there now
  • Honest advice on repair or rebuild, the right materials and the right details for the way you live
  • A written price with the materials, the base, the extras and the cleanup spelled out
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