Style Guide

Concrete pavers are versatile and adaptable to the most diverse shapes imaginable and are produced in a wide selection of colors, textures and patterns. Pavers can be selected in four easy steps below, the style guide offers some suggestions. When choosing paver colors, select shades that harmonize with the area. Pavers a couple of shades lighter than the color of the house or building do not compete for attention. You may decide to avoid monotony by combining two colors of paver or choosing a color blend. Take local water conditions and well water proximity into consideration when choosing a light color paver.

Paying attention to where the sun shines in your yard may help your brick paver patio design. Think about the functionality of the shape of your new patio and what furniture you would like to add. You may want to incorporate small cut outs for planter beds, or a future fire pit. Also keep in mind any sleeving for wiring for landscape lighting or other needs under the patio, walk, or drive.

Some pavers colors can vary slightly according to the mix at time of production, we recommend visiting one of our Jacksonville showrooms to view the finished product, or we will be happy to show you a completed job in your chosen color in your area of town when available.

Step 1 - Shape
The First and most important step is to choose the shape of your pavers. We offer a wide variety of shapes to choose from. We stock some of the more common shapes for you convenience and quick installation needs. Common Shapes that you will see in the job photos are; Appian Combo: consisting of two different sizes of pavers- 6x6 and 6x9. Olde Towne: three stone shapes mixed in a range of patterns- 6x6, 6x9 and 6x4. Holland Stone: A traditional 4x8 paver, set in various patterns.

Step 2 - Color
Pavers are offered in a wide selection including solid colors made with grey or white cement, and many color blends made with grey or white cement. At least 13 color patterns are stocked to choose from. Almost any color can be custom ordered and installed within a few weeks.

Step 3 – Texture
Tumbled or antiqued pavers can add an old world and natural stone look to you paver surface. Most of our concrete interlocking paver products available have a camphor, or slight angled or rounded edge at the top of the paver for a nice smooth look and feel.

Step 4– Layout Pattern
Pavers can be set out in various patterns; the most common being herringbone, basket weave, and running bond. Please also consider the edge course, which is typically a vertically placed soldier course done in the larger of the bricks chosen for the job.

Please browse our Job Photos and Digital Catalogs for more design ideas.

Providing fast efficient service is one of our top priorities, we currently stock 3 styles of pavers in at least 13 different colors. Our stock, in addition to fast custom product order availability enables an unlimited design capability. Current colors in stock are:

Adobe	Amaretto	Bent Creek	Brown-Tan Coral
Cream Buff	Harvest Blend	Oak Run PS	Oak Run T
Old Chicago	Peach-Coral Hunt	Red-Tan Charcoal	Tan Charcoal
Tan-Sand White

Some other popular brick paver colors that we supply and install frequently are: Salmon, Tan, Red, Charcoal, Goldenrod, Dark Brown, Dark Orange, Sandstone, Natural, Taupe, White, Heritage, Ortega, Driftwood, Rustic, Sand Dune, South Beach, Santé Fe, Redwood, Coffee, Granite, Cappuccino, Old Chicago, Riverwood, Sierra, Brickyard, Citrus Cream, Timberwood, Tudor, Sandpiper, Cream Beige, Red Yellow Charcoal, Malt Camel, Coquina Reef, Knights Bridge, among others.