Paver driveways in Charleston, SC

A paver driveway needs a deeper, more heavily compacted base than a patio because it carries vehicle loads. We build driveways to that standard and design them in 3D first, so you see the layout, borders and curb appeal before we start.

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What to know about paver driveways

What a paver driveway typically costs

$35 to $65 per square foot installed

A two-car driveway of about 500 square feet runs roughly $17,500 to $32,500. Driveways cost more than patios because of the deeper base, heavier compaction and removal of any existing surface.

What is included

A custom design and 3D layout, including borders and patterns
Removal and haul-off of an existing driveway when needed
A deeper base with heavy compaction, built for vehicle loads
Edge restraint and pavers rated for driveway use
Border or soldier-course detailing
Polymeric sand, cleanup and a final walkthrough

Materials

Driveways use pavers made for vehicle traffic, which are thicker than standard patio pavers. Techo-Bloc and Belgard both make driveway-rated lines in a range of colors and textures. Your estimate shows material options together, including border colors.

What we plan for around Charleston

Existing asphalt or concrete that has to be removed and hauled away
Drainage toward the street and away from the garage and foundation
Narrow lots and shared drives in older neighborhoods
HOA approval of colors and patterns in many communities

Questions about paver driveways

Are pavers strong enough for a driveway?

Yes, when the pavers are rated for vehicles and the base is built for it. The depth and compaction of the base carry the load.

Can you replace my existing driveway?

Yes. Removing and hauling off an existing concrete or asphalt driveway is part of the scope we plan during your free estimate.

How much does a paver driveway cost?

Typically $22 to $45 per square foot installed. A 600 square foot driveway is roughly $13,000 to $27,000.

Paver driveways near you

We build across the Charleston area. Pick your community to see what is different about building there.