Serving West Palm Beach, Florida

Paver Driveways & Pool Decks in West Palm Beach, FL

Big Cat Hardscapes builds travertine, marble and paver driveways, pool decks, patios and walkways across West Palm Beach, from the historic homes of Old Northwood, El Cid and Flamingo Park to the newer neighborhoods west of I-95.

Strictly owner-operated. No salesmen and no middlemen. You deal directly with the owner from the first measurement to the final walkthrough, so the price is accurate and the job is done right the first time.

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Straight pricing in West Palm Beach, labor and materials included

Driveways

  • Travertine driveway: $12 per sq ft
  • Marble driveway: $12 per sq ft
  • Concrete paver driveway: $10 per sq ft

Pool decks, patios and walkways

  • Travertine: $12 per sq ft
  • Marble: $13 per sq ft
  • Concrete pavers: $10 per sq ft

Remove existing concrete: $2.50 per sq ft. Remove existing pavers: $2.00 per sq ft. Every project is sand-set over a compacted base with a concrete edge restraint. Most driveways take 3 to 5 working days once the permit is issued.

Planned for historic districts and City landscape rules

West Palm Beach historic districts add a preservation review on top of the building permit, and the City has front-yard landscape rules that limit how much can be paved. We plan the material, layout and green space to fit before we submit.

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West Palm Beach paver questions, answered

How much does a paver driveway cost in West Palm Beach?

Most run $10 to $12 per sq ft installed. A 1,000 sq ft concrete paver driveway is about $10,000, plus removal of the old surface if needed.

I live in a historic district. Can I still get a paver driveway?

Usually, yes, with a historic-preservation review. Natural stone like travertine often suits older homes well.

Who maintains pavers in the right-of-way?

In West Palm Beach, the homeowner takes on maintenance of pavers placed in the City right-of-way.

Do I need a permit for a driveway in West Palm Beach?

Yes. Big Cat Hardscapes pulls the City of West Palm Beach permit.

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