Set in the ground for good.

The Promise

The stone you see is the last ten percent. The other ninety is the ground you don't.

Drive past a paver patio that's ten years old and still dead flat, and you're looking at a base that was built right before a single stone went down. That's the whole job. The pattern is the part the neighbours admire; the compacted sub-grade, the screeded bed, the locked edge and the sanded joints are the part that keeps the surface from heaving, rutting and drifting out of true through a decade of West Coast weather.

Country Paving Stone works across Langley, Surrey and Vancouver, laying the hard surfaces a property leans on — driveways, patios, walkways and the retaining walls that hold a yard's grade in place. We build the ground first. Then we lay the stone.

Across the Lower Mainland

Built for our rain, our freeze, our soil.

The Lower Mainland tests a paved surface in ways a catalogue photo never shows. Months of rain want to wash the base out from under a driveway. A hard freeze wants to lift a patio that wasn't bedded right. Clay-heavy soil wants to swallow an edge that wasn't restrained. We build for all three — proper drainage, the right base depth, and an edge that holds.

From a single front walkway to a full driveway tear-out and rebuild, the goal is the same: a surface that still sits true years from now, in a yard the owner keeps using long after we've packed up.