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Generally, basic interlocking doesn’t require a permit unless you are widening your driveway beyond city allowances. Retaining walls over a certain height (often 2 feet or more depending on proximity to property lines) may require one. We will guide you on the specific requirements for your project during the consultation.

Proper base preparation is the key. We excavate deeply and use a compacted aggregate base to allow for natural freeze-thaw cycles. Pavers rarely crack, and minor shifts can easily be repaired, unlike solid concrete.

Yes. We offer a competitive warranty on our installation workmanship, covering any severe settling or shifting. The interlock stones themselves typically carry lifetime warranties from the manufacturer.

If the stones are still being manufactured, we can order matching ones. If they are discontinued, we can often source similar colors and textures or creatively integrate a border to make the repair look intentional.

Yes, we offer specialized snow removal services. Using a contractor who understands interlock ensures that plows and salts are used carefully to not damage your newly installed investment.