
Material
Concrete pavers are entry-level. Travertine and porcelain add 20–40%. Natural stone is priced per project.

Preliminary Dallas–Fort Worth ranges by project type. Final pricing depends on material, demolition, base preparation, drainage, access, and pattern complexity.
Ranges below reflect typical Dallas–Fort Worth installs including base prep, materials, and labor. Click any project for full details.
01Concrete pavers · Travertine · Porcelain · Natural stone
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02Interlocking concrete pavers · Cobblestone · Permeable pavers
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03Travertine · Porcelain · Textured concrete pavers
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04Concrete pavers · Brick · Natural stone
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05Works with all paver types
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06Interlocking pavers · Permeable systems · Custom colors
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07Stone veneer · Stucco · Porcelain counters · Stainless appliances
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08Firebrick · Natural stone · Stucco · Steel bowls
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09Nylon and polyethylene blends · Silica or organic infill
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10Brass fixtures · Copper fixtures · LED lamps
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Concrete pavers are entry-level. Travertine and porcelain add 20–40%. Natural stone is priced per project.

North Texas clay demands 8–12 in. of compacted aggregate. Skimping here causes settling within 2–3 years.

Herringbone, borders, curves, and multi-color layouts add 10–25% in cutting and labor.

Steps, retaining walls, seating walls, and outdoor kitchens are priced separately from the flat surface.
Removing existing concrete typically adds $3–6/sq ft. Existing paver removal is less.
Laser-graded slope, French drains, or catch basins are project-specific.
Narrow gate access adds labor. Trucks that can back to the pour area save money.
Below 200 sq ft carries a minimum charge. Above 800 sq ft the per-foot rate typically drops.
Preliminary DFW ranges: patios $16–$30/sq ft, driveways $20–$38/sq ft, pool decks $20–$38/sq ft, walkways $16–$30/sq ft, repair $6–$15/sq ft installed. Outdoor kitchens $10,000–$50,000+, fire pits $4,000–$20,000+, turf $11–$20/sq ft, lighting $2,500–$15,000+. Final pricing depends on material, demolition, base prep, drainage, and access. Upload photos for a project-specific range.
Properly installed pavers with a compacted structural base commonly last 30+ years. Individual pavers can be replaced after utility work or damage without redoing the entire surface.
Sometimes — only if the concrete is structurally sound, drainage is adequate, and elevations work with adjacent doors, thresholds, and pool coping. We inspect the slab before recommending an overlay vs. full removal.
Almost always inadequate base preparation. North Texas clay expands and contracts violently with moisture; without 8–12 inches of compacted aggregate base and proper drainage, pavers settle within a few years.
Light-colored travertine and porcelain stay significantly cooler than concrete or dark pavers. We recommend cool-surface materials for any sun-exposed pool deck.

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