Florissant is one of the largest cities in North St. Louis County, and its housing stock ranges from mid-century ranches to two-story colonials on tree-lined streets. Many of these homes have original concrete driveways and front walks that are now 40 or 50 years old and showing their age with cracks, settling, and spalling from decades of freeze-thaw cycles.

Most residential paver projects in Florissant fall under standard City of Florissant building permit rules, and we help you understand what your project likely needs. Simple patio and walkway replacements often do not require a permit, while taller retaining walls and larger driveway rebuilds usually do.

Florissant sits on heavy clay soil that holds moisture and shifts with the seasons, and our spring thunderstorms dump a lot of water in a short time. That combination makes proper base compaction and drainage the difference between a paver surface that stays level for decades and one that sinks and puddles within a year.

Many Florissant lots slope toward the street or the home, so grading and retaining walls are a common part of our projects here. We build walls and set pitches that move water away from your foundation and turn sloped, unusable yard into level, functional outdoor space.