Pavers & hardscapes

Paver Patio vs. Concrete Patio: Which Fits Your Long Island Home?

Compare pavers and poured concrete for patios in Nassau and Suffolk County, including looks, upkeep and repairs.

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Interlocking paver patio with a seat wall on Long Island

Two good options

Poured concrete and interlocking pavers are both popular on Long Island. Concrete gives you a smooth, continuous surface. Pavers are individual units set on a prepared base, which gives more color and pattern choices.

Brands like Nicolock and Cambridge offer many paver styles and colors that suit Long Island homes.

Upkeep and repairs

Individual pavers can be lifted and reset if an area settles, which can make repairs simpler. Concrete generally needs less joint maintenance but cracks are harder to hide.

Either surface benefits from good base preparation and drainage.

Choosing for your yard

Think about the style of your home, how you will use the space and your budget. A walk through the yard with a contractor can help clarify which option fits best.

Forte Brick and Concrete builds both concrete and paver projects in Suffolk and Nassau County, with the owner on every job.

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