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Paver & Cobblestone Driveways in Boston, MA

A driveway built on a deep, compacted gravel base survives New England frost and plowing. We install concrete paver, granite cobblestone, and Belgian block driveways, aprons, and edging with the base depth that driveways actually need.

Granite cobblestone driveway apron with Belgian block edging

Quote for paver & cobblestone driveways

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Scope

What's included

  • Excavation and 10–12 inch compacted base
  • Concrete pavers, granite cobblestone, or clay pavers
  • Belgian block edging and aprons
  • Permeable paver options for drainage
  • Polymeric sand joints
  • Resetting of sunken or heaved sections

Pricing range

$4,500 – $40,000

Belgian block edging or an apron sits at the lower end; full cobblestone driveways reach the top.

Every project gets a written, fixed price after an on-site look. Estimates are free anywhere in our 45-mile service area.

How it works

Our process

  1. Step 1

    Free on-site assessment

    We measure, check drainage and slope, and look at existing base.

  2. Step 2

    Written fixed-price scope

    You choose materials and pattern and receive a fixed price.

  3. Step 3

    Skilled masonry work

    We excavate, compact the base in lifts, and lay the pavers or stone.

  4. Step 4

    Cleanup and final walkthrough

    Joints are sanded, the surface compacted, and debris removed.

FAQ

Paver & Cobblestone Driveways questions, answered

Do pavers hold up to snowplows?

Yes, when properly installed with solid edging. Use a plow with a rubber or poly edge to protect the surface.

Pavers or asphalt — which lasts longer?

Pavers typically last several decades and can be repaired section by section; asphalt usually needs resurfacing more often in New England.

What is Belgian block?

Belgian block is cut granite block used for edging and aprons. It is extremely durable and common across Boston-area driveways.

Can you fix a paver driveway that has sunk?

Yes. We lift the pavers, rebuild and compact the base, and relay the same pavers.

Are permeable pavers allowed in my town?

In many towns they help meet stormwater rules. We check local requirements and design accordingly.

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