Unilock pavers in South Shore fit perfectly in almost any backyard and with any decoration. You get to choose from limitless design options and they also need little maintenance. Patio pavers typically need a simple installation, particularly if there is no cutting of paving stones or curves needed. Overall, the appearance, comfort, and feel of your backyard can be enhanced by adding patio pavers.

Paver patio types

Three types of pavers are used for the backyard patio- stone, concrete, and clay. The key distinctions between clay and stone pavers and concrete pavers are basically in their price and look. Stone pavers, for example, offer a more natural look compared to concrete pavers, but they are costly. Else, the concrete and brick stone are more or less the same in various parameters.

Benefits of patio pavers

Concrete pavers would be a suitable option for patio construction, especially if someone lives in a rainy environment or the patio is near a pool because the surface is smooth, assuring great appearance, and being slip-resistant as well. Even if your feet are wet and also the pavers, there is no risk of slip as the surface provides adequate friction to prevent this.

What about the maintenance

Repair and maintenance are also comparatively simple. If you need to replace a chipped or stained paver, pop it out and replace it with the new one, as simple as that. For maintenance, the only thing you have to do is periodic cleaning of the surface, refill the joints with any joint material, and seal the surface for protecting it against fading, water, and stains.

Concrete pavers are strong, durable, and flexible. The compact foundation provides the pavers stability, preventing settling because of the bending and buckling when water freezes. This durability and flexibility are further enhanced by the joints between the pavers, resisting cracks and splits.