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Hero’s Pavers is a paver contractor based in Lake Worth Beach, and our paver installers work across Palm Beach County. Everything below is installed by our own crew, with Jorge on site rather than a subcontractor you have never met.

Paver Driveways by Hero’s PaversPaver DrivewaysPaver driveway installation in Lake Worth Beach starts below the surface: the driveway has to carry a car over sand, and the part you never see is what decides how it looks in five years.See detailsPool Decks by Hero’s PaversPool DecksPool deck pavers in Lake Worth Beach get walked on barefoot in August, and that rules out a lot of materials before the design conversation even starts.See detailsPaver Patios by Hero’s PaversPaver PatiosA paver patio in Lake Worth Beach gets used most in the evening and least in July, and a design that ignores where the shade falls gets used far less than the drawing suggested.See detailsWalkways by Hero’s PaversWalkwaysA paver walkway in Lake Worth Beach is the first thing a visitor stands on, and it is also the thing most likely to have been added as an afterthought.See detailsRetaining Walls by Hero’s PaversRetaining WallsAs a retaining wall contractor in Lake Worth Beach, we build walls that hold back saturated sand for several months a year, and what goes in behind them matters far more than what you can see.See detailsTravertine & Marble by Hero’s PaversTravertine & MarbleTravertine pavers are what most people in Lake Worth Beach end up choosing, and marble is the other natural stone worth paying for here. The two behave very differently once they are down, and it is worth knowing why before you commit.See detailsPorcelain Pavers by Hero’s PaversPorcelain PaversPorcelain pavers are the newest surface we install in Lake Worth Beach and the one that holds up best against stains, sun and chlorine.See detailsPaver Repair by Hero’s PaversPaver RepairPaver repair in Lake Worth Beach is mostly about the base. The sunken pavers we reset are rarely worn out; they are sitting on a base that was never compacted properly.See detailsCleaning & Sealing by Hero’s PaversCleaning & SealingPaver sealing in Lake Worth Beach is mostly a fight with humidity, because pavers here go green rather than gray. Paver cleaning is what takes the growth off, and sealing is what stops it coming straight back.See detailsFrench Drains by Hero’s PaversFrench DrainsFrench drain installation is what we recommend in Lake Worth Beach when a yard holds standing water and regrading is not practical. Most of the time the cause is grading, not rain.See detailsSynthetic Grass by Hero’s PaversSynthetic GrassMost artificial grass installation in Lake Worth Beach solves a specific problem: a patch that will not grow, a dog, or a water bill.See detailsPergolas by Hero’s PaversPergolasPergola installation in Lake Worth Beach is how a patio you avoid all afternoon becomes one you actually sit on.See detailsOutdoor Kitchens by Hero’s PaversOutdoor KitchensAs an outdoor kitchen builder in Lake Worth Beach, we plan for a kitchen that gets used all year, which is exactly why materials that survive indoors do not survive out here.See detailsBrick Pavers by Hero’s PaversBrick PaversBrick paver installation in Lake Worth Beach is local work for us. Our yard is on Pope Lane, a few minutes from most jobs in town.See details

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Choosing between the materials

Four materials cover almost every job we do, and they are not interchangeable.

  • Concrete pavers are the workhorse. Lowest cost per square foot, the widest range of shapes and colors, and a damaged one can be lifted and swapped without disturbing the rest. Most driveways we install are concrete pavers.
  • Porcelain is dense, resists staining and holds its color under Florida sun. It suits modern designs and heavy foot traffic, and it costs more than concrete.
  • Travertine stays noticeably cooler underfoot, which is why it ends up around so many pool decks here. It is natural stone, so color varies piece to piece.
  • Marble is the most expensive of the four and it looks it. People choose it for entryways and pool decks where the finish is the whole point.

What an installation actually involves

  1. Excavation to the depth the application needs. A driveway carrying vehicle weight is dug deeper than a walkway.
  2. A compacted base. This is the step that decides whether the surface is still flat in five years.
  3. A leveling layer of sand, screeded flat.
  4. Laying, cutting, and edge restraint so the perimeter cannot creep outward.
  5. Joint sand, a final compaction pass, and cleanup.

What moves the price

  • Square footage, though the cost per foot usually drops as the area grows.
  • The material. Concrete pavers to marble is a wide range.
  • Demolition and haul-away, if something is already there.
  • Drainage. If water sits somewhere today, that gets solved before any paver goes down.
  • Access. A backyard a machine cannot reach takes longer by hand.
  • Pattern. Herringbone and other cut-heavy layouts take more labor than a running bond.

We quote after seeing the space, not over the phone. Call (561) 707-3265 or email info@herospavers.com to set up a free visit.