Outdoor Surfaces That Hold Up and Look Good

Bosse Stoneworks installs custom paver surfaces for patios, walkways, and drive areas in Aiken, South Carolina.

Your yard in Aiken sees plenty of heat, rain, and shifting soil conditions, and the pavers you choose need to handle all of it without cracking, sinking, or coming apart at the edges. Bosse Stoneworks installs paver systems for patios, walkways, and outdoor gathering spaces, and we prepare the base properly so the surface stays level season after season.

We work with materials selected for durability and visual appeal, and every installation includes precision grading, compacted base layers, and edge restraints that keep the pavers locked in place. You get a finished surface that drains correctly, supports foot traffic and furniture, and complements the look of your home.

If you are ready to add usable outdoor space to your Aiken property, contact Bosse Stoneworks to schedule a consultation.

What Goes Into a Paver Installation

We begin by excavating the area to the correct depth and checking for drainage issues that could affect the surface later. In Aiken, we account for soil movement and rainfall patterns when setting the base. Once we install and compact the aggregate base, we lay the pavers in your chosen pattern and lock them in with edge restraint and joint sand.

After the installation is complete, you will notice a smooth, even surface that does not wobble underfoot and sheds water without pooling. The pavers will not shift if the base is prepared correctly, and you can place furniture or walk across the area immediately.

We use concrete pavers, natural stone, or brick depending on your preference and budget. All installations include a compacted base, geotextile fabric to prevent weed growth, and polymeric sand to stabilize joints. This service does not include landscaping, irrigation work, or grading beyond what is necessary for the paved area itself.

Most people want to know a few things first

Before we start, homeowners usually ask about material options, maintenance, and how the pavers will hold up in the long run. Here are the answers to the questions we hear most often.

What is the difference between concrete pavers and natural stone?
Concrete pavers are uniform in size and color, cost less, and install quickly. Natural stone has more color variation and texture, but it costs more and requires more time to fit and level.
How long does a paver installation take?
Most patio and walkway projects take between three and seven days depending on size and site conditions. We provide a timeline once we review your property and finalize the design.
What happens if a paver cracks or sinks?
Individual pavers can be lifted and replaced without disturbing the rest of the surface. Sinking usually means the base was not compacted properly, which is why we take extra care during preparation.
How do I keep weeds from growing between the pavers?
We install geotextile fabric under the base and use polymeric sand in the joints, which hardens when wet and resists weed growth. Occasional spot treatment may still be needed over time.
When should I seal my pavers?
Sealing is optional and depends on the material. If you want to reduce staining and color fade, wait at least 90 days after installation so the pavers and joint sand fully cure before applying a sealer.

Bosse Stoneworks has installed paver surfaces across Aiken and the surrounding region, and we know how to build outdoor spaces that perform under real conditions. Get in touch to talk through your project and get a quote.