PAVER INSTALLATION
IN FORT WORTH.
Fort Worth blends TCU-area bungalows with sprawling Westside estates — patio and driveway work here often crosses limestone bedrock outcrops that flatly change the base-prep approach.
Estate driveways, ranch-style patios, and stone-integrated hardscapes across west and southwest Fort Worth.
Ranch, Craftsman, Spanish colonial revival, modern farmhouse.
- • TCU / Westcliff
- • Rivercrest
- • Tanglewood
- • Mira Vista
- • Ridgmar
- • Alamo Heights
WHAT WE BUILD
IN FORT WORTH.
Paver Driveways in Fort Worth
Load-rated driveway systems built to DOT sub-base standards.
$20–$38 / sq ft installedView Driveways details →01Paver Patios in Fort Worth
Outdoor living surfaces engineered for Texas heat and clay.
$16–$30 / sq ft installedView Patios details →08Fire Pits & Features in Fort Worth
Gas fire pits, fireplaces, and fire tables as the patio centerpiece.
$4,000–$20,000+ per featureView Fire details →07Outdoor Kitchens in Fort Worth
Built-in grills, counters, and bars integrated with your patio.
$10,000–$50,000+ per buildView Kitchens details →Why Fort Worth paver work needs a real engineered base
Every paver installation in Fort Worth, TX starts under the surface. North Texas clay in Tarrant County expands and contracts with moisture — sometimes 3–4 inches per season — and pavers set on inadequate base ride that soil movement until they crack, sink, or heave.
We install every Fort Worth project with 8–12 inches of compacted structural aggregate, geotextile separation fabric, edge restraints, and polymeric sand joints. That's the same spec regardless of whether we're building a $6,000 walkway in TCU / Westcliff or a $60,000 estate driveway in Alamo Heights.
Paverston is a Belgard authorized installer serving Fort Worth and the wider Tarrant County area. Every project carries our workmanship warranty on top of the Belgard manufacturer warranty.
Fort Worth paver FAQs
How does Fort Worth's limestone bedrock affect paver installation?
In parts of west and southwest Fort Worth we hit limestone within a foot of grade. That's actually good news for pavers — bedrock is a stable sub-base — but it requires a different excavation plan and often a leveling layer of graded aggregate rather than a deep dig.
How much does paver installation cost in DFW?
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.
Why do pavers sink or become uneven in North Texas?
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.
Get a Fort Worth paver estimate today.
Upload photos for a preliminary range or call Mark to schedule an on-site walk-through.