Pavers
Choosing the right pavers can completely transform your backyard, front entryway, walkway, or pool patio. If you’re a homeowner in Ridgewood, Wyckoff, Franklin Lakes, Wayne, or Glen Rock — this guide shows you exactly what you need to know.
Whether you want a modern porcelain patio, a timeless bluestone walkway, or a durable paver driveway, this blog breaks it all down in a way that’s easy, helpful, and written specifically for NJ homes and weather.
What Are Pavers? (Easy Explanation for Homeowners)
Pavers are individual pieces — usually stone, concrete, or porcelain — used to create patios, walkways, and pool decks. They’re more durable than poured concrete and offer way more design options.
Most popular types of pavers in New Jersey:
Concrete pavers (Cambridge, Techo-Bloc, Unilock)
Bluestone (natural, high-end, perfect for walkways + patios)
Porcelain pavers (luxury, low-maintenance, modern look)
Travertine (beautiful around pools)
Granite & flagstone (natural stone options)
Pavers are loved because:
They don’t crack like concrete
They’re easy to repair (replace 1 piece instead of ripping out concrete)
They come in hundreds of colors + textures
They instantly upgrade curb appeal and home value

Types of Pavers (And When Each One Makes Sense)
Concrete Pavers
Best for patios, walkways, steps, and driveways.
Pros:
Affordable
Tons of colors + patterns
Very durable in NJ
Looks modern or rustic depending on style
Popular brands:
Techo-Bloc Blu 60
Techo-Bloc Eva
Cambridge Ledgestone
Unilock Beacon Hill
Bluestone Pavers
The classic NJ look — especially in Ridgewood, Franklin Lakes, and Glen Rock.
Pros:
Natural stone
Elegant + timeless
Perfect for walkways & front entryways
Can be thermal finish or natural cleft
Best for:
High-end homes, walkways, front entrances, patios with a classic look.
Porcelain Pavers
The most modern, luxury option.
Pros:
Doesn’t stain
Doesn’t fade
Slip resistant
Great around pools
Gives that “resort backyard” feel
Popular sizes: 24×24, 16×32, 24×48.

What Pavers Are Best For (Patios, Walkways, Driveways & More)
Paver Patios
Pavers are the #1 choice for patios because they:
Last 25–30+ years
Don’t crack
Give you more design options
Good options:
Bluestone, Techo-Bloc Blu 60, Cambridge Ledgestone, porcelain.
Paver Walkways
Walkways set the tone for your home’s entrance.
Most Ridgewood, Wyckoff, and Franklin Lakes homes choose:
Bluestone
Brick-style pavers
Concrete pavers in natural tones
Pool Patios
Pool patios need slip resistance, comfort, and beauty.
Best pavers for pool areas:
Porcelain
Travertine
Techo-Bloc Raffinato or Blu Grande
Cambridge Smooth pavers
Paver Driveways
You need strength + pattern.
Best choices:
Interlocking concrete pavers
Cobblestone borders
Herringbone patterns for stability
Pavers vs Concrete (Why NJ Homeowners Choose Pavers)
Pavers:
Don’t crack
Easy to fix
Better drainage
More styles and colors
Higher resale value
Concrete:
Cheaper upfront
But cracks in NJ freeze/thaw
Harder to repair
Limited design options
This is why Bergen & Passaic County homes almost ALWAYS choose pavers.
Paver Costs in New Jersey (2025 Guide)
Average NJ paver project costs:
Walkways: $6,000–$12,000
Small patios: $9,000–$15,000
Medium patios: $15,000–$25,000
Large patios: $25,000–$45,000+
Pool patios: $30,000–$75,000+
Driveways: $25,000–$80,000+
What affects price:
Excavation
Base depth (very important)
Access for machines
Drainage
Steps & walls
Material choice
- size
Paver Patterns & Colors (For a Designer Look)
Popular Patterns
Herringbone (strongest)
Running bond
Random modular
Basket weave
Large format modern slabs
Popular Colors
Charcoal
Onyx
Bluestone blend
Limestone grey
Sahara beige
Brown / chestnut blend
Quick tip:
Modern homes → greys
Traditional homes → browns & bluestone

Paver Maintenance (Super Easy)
Pavers are extremely low maintenance.
Just:
Power wash once a year
Re-sand every 2–3 years
Seal optional (not required)
If something stains or cracks → replace a single stone.
That’s the beauty of pavers.
Why Homeowners Choose Pavers
They look amazing
Increase property value
Never crack like concrete
Hundreds of color & design options
Easy to repair
Weather-resistant
Perfect for patios, pools, walkways & driveways
Make backyard spaces feel premium
Serving Ridgewood, Wyckoff, Franklin Lakes, Wayne & Glen Rock
if you’re in Bergen or Passaic County, pavers are one of the best investments for your outdoor space — and we build patios that look incredible and last decades.
RVG Landscape Design & Build helps homeowners with:
Patio design
Paver walkways
Paver pool patios
Retaining walls & steps
Outdoor kitchens
3D designs
Additional Services We Offer
At RVG Landscape Design, we don’t just stop at patios—we help Bergen County homeowners transform their entire outdoor spaces with premium landscape and hardscape services. Whether you’re in Ridgewood, Franklin Lakes, Wyckoff, Glen Rock, or beyond, our team is ready to elevate your curb appeal and outdoor lifestyle.
Plantings & Garden Enhancements
We specialize in seasonal and evergreen plantings to bring color, texture, and privacy to your landscape. From foundation planting to perennial gardens, privacy screens to ornamental trees, our planting designs are tailored to your property’s layout and light exposure. We source our plant material locally for freshness and longevity.
3D Landscape Design & Visualization
Seeing is believing. Our 3D design services allow you to visualize your entire project before a single shovel hits the ground. We build detailed digital renderings of patios, outdoor kitchens, retaining walls, fire pits, plantings, and lighting layouts—so you can approve every element with confidence and clarity.
Full-Service Outdoor Living Solutions
In addition to patios, we offer:
Outdoor kitchens and grills
Retaining and garden walls
Steps, walkways, and driveways
Drainage systems and grading
Low-voltage landscape lighting
Pool patio design and coping
Frequently asked questions
Concrete pavers, bluestone, and porcelain are the top three for durability and style.
No — outdoor porcelain has a textured surface for great traction, especially around pools.
Yes — pavers are strong, easy to repair, and perfect for front or backyard walkways.


