How to Choose a Paver Contractor You Can Trust
Protect your home and your budget. Run through these checks before you say yes to any company.
Questions to settle before you sign
A paver job puts workers on your property for most of a day. Asking the right things first can head off trouble later. Good companies are used to these questions and answer them quickly. Not sure where to start? Call (904) 552-3813.
Current insurance
Ask for a general liability certificate that is in force now, so the company's policy, not yours, pays for any harm done during the job.
Licensing for the task
Ask which state license or county registration fits the work planned for your property.
Easy to reach
Look for a real phone line, steady work in St. Johns County and a single contact who answers for your job.
Everything in writing
Get the price and the full list of steps, from washing to sealing, on paper before the work starts.
When does Florida require a license for paver work?
The answer depends on what the job includes. Sealing and cleaning are handled apart from building or relaying a paver surface. If your plan includes fixing low spots or adding pavers, ask the company which license it holds for that work. In St. Johns County, anyone doing business in the county also needs a local business tax receipt, which comes from the county Tax Collector. To see what your own pavers would cost, request your free quote.
Verifying is simple. Use the license search from the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation to look up a company by name or license number. Then have the company's insurance agent send you a certificate directly. Questions before you choose? Call (904) 552-3813.
Marks of a dependable paver contractor
Early notice on rain
Wet pavers cannot take sealer. A dependable company calls you as soon as weather threatens the date.
A named product
They tell you which sealer they plan to apply and how it will bond with any coat already on the surface.
An inspection before the price
Before quoting, they walk the pavers and look for dips, flaking sealer and spots where water pools.
A plan for a bad finish
They can say ahead of time how they would fix a coat that turns white or starts to lift.
A look at who answers these requests
Curious what kind of company might reach out? Read the sample contractor profiles.
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