Pitt Landscape and Construction

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Pavers Installation

Custom paver installation across the Salt Lake Valley — patios, driveways, walkways, and pool decks. One crew designs and installs the full project.

Pavers Installation Across Utah

Pitt Landscape has completed 79 pavers-installation projects across Utah, totaling $634K in sold work at an average project value of $8K. We've been delivering this work here since February 2021, and that kind of long-standing local presence gives people confidence that we're here to stay.

5.0 / 5from 11 reviewsPavers Installation reviews

Where we deliver Pavers Installation projects

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County Summary

Salt Lake CountySold Jobs: 60
Sold Revenue
$468,635
Avg. Ticket
$7,811
Utah CountySold Jobs: 6
Sold Revenue
$70,197
Avg. Ticket
$11,700
Davis CountySold Jobs: 10
Sold Revenue
$65,248
Avg. Ticket
$6,525
Grand TotalSold Jobs: 79
Sold Revenue
$633,942
Avg. Ticket
$8,025

Paver Installation That Holds Up to Utah Winters

Poured concrete cracks. In Utah's freeze-thaw climate — where ground temperatures swing from single digits in January to 95°F in July — concrete expands and contracts until it fails. Paver systems flex with those temperature changes. Individual units can shift slightly without cracking, and if one does get damaged, it can be replaced without demolishing the whole surface.

We've installed pavers for 93 projects across the Salt Lake Valley — patios, driveways, pool decks, walkways, and retaining wall caps. The key to a paver installation that lasts is what you can't see: proper base depth, compaction, and edge restraints. We build ours to last, which is why we've been installing pavers in Utah since 2007.

We work with Belgard, Unilock, EP Henry, and Techo-Bloc. Most HOA communities in Draper, South Jordan, and Herriman accept these brands — we can verify your HOA's approved materials list before design is finalized.

What's Included in a Paver Installation Project

  • Site measurement and design — We measure the space, review grade and drainage, and help you select pattern, color, and border options.
  • Excavation — 8–12 inches of excavation depending on application (more for driveways, less for walkways). All material hauled off-site.
  • Base installation — Compacted road base in 3–4 inch lifts, verified with a plate compactor. The base is the most important part of any paver job.
  • Edge restraints — Aluminum or plastic edge restraint spiked into the base keeps the field from spreading. Required on all four sides.
  • Sand bedding layer — One inch of coarse bedding sand screeded perfectly level. Pavers are set into this layer.
  • Paver installation — Hand-laid to pattern, cut to fit at borders, compacted into the sand bed with a plate compactor and rubber pad.
  • Polymeric sand — Joint sand swept in and activated with water. Locks joints, resists weeds and ants, and stabilizes the surface.
  • Sealer (optional) — Penetrating or film-forming sealer enhances color and protects against staining. Recommended every 3–5 years.

Paver Cost in the Salt Lake Valley

Paver installation cost in Utah depends on area, paver type, base depth, and project complexity:

  • Paver patio (standard Belgard or EP Henry, 200–400 sq ft): $18–$28 per square foot installed
  • Paver driveway (standard, 400–800 sq ft): $22–$35 per square foot (deeper base required)
  • Paver walkway: $20–$30 per square foot
  • Premium pavers (Techo-Bloc, large format, tumbled): Add $5–$10 per square foot

A typical 300 sq ft patio with standard Belgard pavers runs $6,000–$9,000 installed. A full driveway replacement can run $15,000–$35,000 depending on size and paver selection. Free estimates are available — we'll measure and give you an exact price.

Customer Reviews

Average rating: 5.0 / 5 (11 reviews)
Chad Holbrook★★★★★

We had an excellent experience working with Pitt Landscape. From start to finish, their professionalism stood out. They did a great job creating and executing a landscape design that balanced their expertise with my ideas. They listened carefully, o…

emily hays★★★★★

Working with Pitt was a great experience. They were quick to respond to every question, worked efficiently without cutting corners, and delivered quality work. After dealing with an unprofessional contractor on the first half of our project, Pitt com…

Sonja Johnson★★★★★

I needed a landscape company that could do it all for me so that I only needed to interact with one place. I chose Pitt Landscape to install my yard in Lehi and it was such a great decision. From my first contact with Bryan Capilli to my main contac…

Suzanne Oakeson★★★★★

Pitt Landscape and Construction did outstanding work on my backyard. I was impressed with the quality of the end product, the hardworking and friendly workers, the attention to detail, and the clean-up. When I had concerns, Ryan listened and took c…

Matthew Chabot★★★★★

Ryan and his team were incredibly responsive. They had creative solutions for our project and had great follow through and communication throughout. We really had an excellent experience and would recommend them to anyone.

Project Gallery by County

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Salt Lake County

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Utah County

8 project photos in this county

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Davis County

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long do pavers last in Utah's climate?
Properly installed concrete pavers last 30–50+ years in Utah. The key is the base: 8–10 inches of compacted road base prevents settling, and edge restraints prevent spreading. Individual pavers that crack or stain can be replaced without touching the rest of the surface. We've maintained and repaired paver installations from the early 2000s that are still performing well.
Can you install pavers over an existing concrete patio?
Yes, with conditions. If the existing concrete is structurally sound (no major cracks or heaving), we can overlay pavers on top using a mortar or thin-set installation. This adds height, so door clearances and drainage need to be evaluated. If the concrete is in poor condition, we recommend removal and a proper paver base install. We'll assess your slab during the estimate.
What paver brands do you work with?
We primarily work with Belgard, Unilock, EP Henry, and Techo-Bloc — all available through local Utah distributors. We can also source pavers from specific manufacturers if your HOA requires a particular product. We'll help you navigate HOA materials lists and select a style and color that fits your home.

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