Driveways & walkways

Paver driveway and walkway installation for homeowners across Ann Arbor, Brighton, Dexter, and the surrounding area. A well-built driveway or walkway does more than connect points — it sets the tone for your entire property. We design and install surfaces that are structurally sound, visually polished, and built to handle daily use and Michigan weather.

Pavers offer several advantages over poured concrete in Michigan's climate. Individual units flex independently with freeze-thaw cycles rather than cracking as a slab. They're also easier to repair — if a paver shifts or breaks, it can be replaced without disturbing the surrounding area. Concrete, once cracked, typically requires full section replacement.
With proper installation and minimal maintenance, paver walkways and driveways can last 25 to 50 years or more. The longevity comes down to base preparation and drainage. We don't cut corners on either.
In most cases, yes. The City of Ann Arbor requires permits for driveway work, and requirements can vary by municipality in Washtenaw County. We handle the permitting process on your behalf so you don't have to navigate it alone.

Your driveway and walkways are some of the most used surfaces on your property. They need to look great — but more importantly, they need to perform under constant traffic and Michigan’s demanding weather conditions.

We build custom paver driveways and walkways designed specifically for your home and daily use. Every project begins with proper excavation and base preparation, followed by the installation of DriveGrid for added structural stability. This system improves load distribution and helps prevent shifting or settling over time, especially under the weight of vehicles.

To further strengthen the installation, we use driveway-rated edge restraint designed to handle heavier loads and maintain clean, straight lines for years to come. Combined with proper drainage and compaction methods, these systems work together to create a finished product that holds up through freeze-thaw cycles and daily wear.

The result is a driveway or walkway that enhances curb appeal while being built on a foundation designed for long-term durability in Southeast Michigan.