Interlocking pavers are individual units made from concrete, stone, or brick that fit together in a specific pattern. When installed properly, they create a strong, durable surface ideal for patios, driveways, walkways, and more.

Pavers are not only more visually appealing, but they’re also flexible and durable. Unlike concrete or asphalt, pavers are less likely to crack over time and can be replaced individually if damaged. Plus, they offer a wide range of styles and colors to match your home.

When installed professionally and maintained properly, interlocking pavers can last 25–40 years or more. They’re built to withstand the elements and daily wear while maintaining their structure and appearance.

Pavers are low-maintenance. Occasional sweeping and rinsing will keep them clean, and resealing every few years can help preserve their color and finish. If a paver becomes stained or damaged, it can be replaced without disturbing the rest of the surface.

Absolutely. When properly installed with the right base and compaction, interlocking pavers are strong enough to support cars, trucks, and even commercial vehicles.

The timeline depends on the size and complexity of your project, but most residential installations are completed within 3 to 7 days. We’ll provide a detailed timeline after the initial consultation and quote.

Before installation begins, we recommend clearing the work area of furniture, decorations, or vehicles. We’ll handle the rest—from excavation to cleanup—and keep you informed every step of the way.

Yes! We offer a wide variety of colors, shapes, and patterns to suit any style—from modern to classic. During your consultation, we’ll show samples and help design something that complements your home perfectly.

Absolutely. We offer a wide range of customization options, including colors, shapes, borders, and laying patterns. We’ll work with you to design a layout that fits your style and enhances your home.

This depends on the city and the size of the project. For most residential installations like driveways or patios, permits may not be required, but we’ll help you determine what’s needed based on local regulations in Los Angeles.

In some cases, yes. However, for the best durability and longevity, we typically recommend removing old concrete and building a proper base. We’ll assess your site and recommend the best approach for your specific situation.

Not if installed properly. We design every project with appropriate grading and drainage in mind. In fact, interlocking pavers often offer better drainage than concrete, as water can seep between joints, reducing pooling and runoff.

Key factors include the size of the area, type of pavers chosen, accessibility of the site, excavation or demolition needs, drainage requirements, and custom design elements. We’ll walk you through all pricing details so there are no surprises.

With proper installation and the use of polymeric sand between joints, weed growth is minimal. However, some maintenance may still be needed over time to keep the joints clean and tight.

Melgstone proudly serves homeowners throughout the Los Angeles area, including surrounding neighborhoods and nearby communities. If you’re unsure whether we cover your location, just give us a call!