Why Pavers Over Concrete
Pavers outperform poured concrete in almost every way. They’re stronger, more flexible, and easier to repair. If the ground shifts — which it does in Central Texas — pavers move with it instead of cracking. If one paver gets damaged, you replace that one paver. Try that with a concrete slab. Pavers also drain better, look better, and last longer. The upfront cost is higher, but the long-term value isn’t close.
What We Build With Pavers
Patios
The most common paver project. We build patios from 200 square feet to 2,000+ square feet, with options for built-in seating, fire pit integration, and outdoor kitchen connections.
Driveways
Paver driveways handle vehicle weight better than standard concrete and won’t crack from tree roots or soil movement. We install with proper base depth for heavy use.
Walkways
Front entry paths, side yard access, garden walkways. We match paver style to your home’s architecture and connect spaces with clean, functional paths.
Pool Decks
Pavers around pools need to drain properly, stay cool underfoot, and resist chlorine and salt. We use pool-rated pavers with the right texture and color.

Paver Materials We Use
We work with several paver types depending on your project, budget, and aesthetic preferences. Each has its strengths.
Concrete Pavers
Most versatile and cost-effective. Wide range of colors, shapes, and textures. Great for patios and walkways.
Travertine
Natural stone with a classic look. Stays cool in heat — ideal for pool decks. Higher price point but timeless.
Porcelain
Extremely durable and low-maintenance. Resistant to stains, scratches, and fading. Modern aesthetic.
Flagstone
Natural, irregular shapes for a rustic Hill Country look. Works well with Texas landscaping styles.
How We Install Pavers
Proper installation is everything. A paver patio is only as good as the base underneath it.
Excavation
We dig to the proper depth based on your soil type and intended use. Driveways need deeper bases than patios.
Base Preparation
Crushed limestone base, compacted in layers. This is where shortcuts show up years later — we don’t take them.
Sand Bedding
Screeded sand layer for leveling and drainage. Precise depth and grade for proper water flow.
Paver Installation
Pavers laid in your chosen pattern with consistent spacing. Cuts made with precision saws for clean edges.
Edge Restraints
Borders secured to prevent shifting. Critical for driveways and high-traffic areas.
Joint Sand & Sealing
Polymeric sand swept into joints and compacted. Optional sealer for enhanced color and protection.
Additional Hardscaping, Lighting, and Fire Pit Services
Paver projects often combine with other outdoor work.
We interviewed four contractors before choosing Panoramic. Best decision we made. The patio came out exactly like the 3D rendering, and the crew was respectful of our property throughout.
Paver Questions
What homeowners ask before starting a paver project.
Ready to Build Your Paver Patio?
Tell us about your project and we’ll schedule a site visit. We’ll measure, discuss material options, and give you a detailed estimate. Consultations are always free.
Or call: (469) 427-4165



