We install highly durable, top-of-the-line pavers and slabs that come in a variety of shapes, textures and colors. Often these designs incorporate a border with an alternate color or texture. If you prefer a more natural look, we install flagstone or large steppers. We also sometimes create brick or concrete walkways. Your Account Manager can help you find the best option for your style, budget and functional needs. Check out our gallery for inspiration.

Of course. Many of our walkways connect to other hardscape elements like stoops, steps, patios, seating or retaining walls. Additionally, many projects incorporate landscaping, grading and drainage correction. When jobs get more complex, you can lean on our Senior Landscape Designer to create a cohesive design that meets your needs and is built to last.

No, our existing clients are our top priority because our business is built upon these long-term relationships. If you are willing to consider a recurring maintenance service with us, such as weekly mowing or our Lawn Care Program, we are happy to meet with you to discuss your desired walkway project.

From initial consultation to completion, you have a dedicated point of contact with your Account Manager. At Independence, communication is not just a buzzword—clients often tell us our responsiveness sets us apart. Your Account Manager is always happy to help, so please reach out anytime.

Our masons are among our longest-tenured employees, and some of the most skilled craftsmen in the industry. Their craftsmanship and attention to detail shows up in the finished product. While installing your walkway, they may suggest improvements based on their expertise with difficult cuts, angles and transitions. To ensure the project goes as intended, your Account Manager communicates daily with the masonry crew and frequently visits the project site.

Yes. If we are replacing an existing walkway, we normally include demolition and hauling away debris in your estimate. We recycle all concrete, rocks, soil and yard waste on site at our facility.

Over the first several months, you may notice a powdery, white deposit on your new paver walkway when it is dry. What you’re seeing is called efflorescence. This is completely natural, and will wash away and disappear after a few months. Efflorescence is a buildup of lime or water soluble calcium oxide that rises to the surface of all concrete products and is visible when water evaporates. It does not affect the performance or durability of your pavers.