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Concrete Paving Contractors Islip, 11751
We are local concrete interlock paver installers that work in the area around Islip as well as Brentwood, Bay Shore, West Islip, East Islip, Central Islip, Sayville, Oakdale and other nearby areas.
Our expert concrete paving team in Islip, NY, is fully insured and skilled in installing diverse concrete surfaces. We cater to all needs, from decorative driveways to commercial parking lots with interlock pavers.
We are rated one of the best concrete paving contractors in Islip. You can rely on All Paving and Masonry LI to use the highest-quality materials and equipment. We always aim to provide the highest-standard finish and complete customer satisfaction.
If its a new driveway, repairing your interlock paver driveway or having a new concrete paved driveway fitted on top, we are the team for you! Along with our concrete paving, our pavers provide other services such as patio paver installations in Islip and asphalt paving installations in Islip as well.
As local concrete paver contractors in Islip, every project is handled by our trained team of pavers, from that initial estimate to the design stage and then the installation phase, you will get 100% of our focus to guarantee you the best quality installation possible.
Our concrete paving services for Islip includes:
If you would like to speak with one of our team today about our concrete paving services in Islip, NY, you can call us on (631) 882-4184 or fill out the contact form to book a free call back at a time that suits you!
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Yes, concrete pavers are durable, versatile, and offer excellent drainage for driveways. They're available in various styles and colors, allowing customization. Easy to replace and maintain, they provide a long-lasting and aesthetically pleasing surface.
Pavers generally last longer than concrete due to their ability to flex and shift, reducing cracking. They can last 30-50 years, whereas concrete might last 20-30 years with proper care.
Gaps between concrete pavers accommodate thermal expansion, prevent cracking, facilitate drainage, and allow for slight movement due to ground shifts, ensuring structural integrity and aesthetic consistency.
