Interlock & Hardscaping
Driveways, patios, walkways, and retaining walls built to last. We do the base right — so your interlock doesn't heave, shift, or sink after the first winter.
What's Included in Every Job
Every interlock project starts with proper excavation and base work. No shortcuts, no thin bases — we build it to last through Durham Region winters.
- Full base excavation and compaction
- Granular A base and bedding sand installation
- Precision interlock laying — patterns to suit your property
- Edge restraints and polymeric sand finishing
- Slope and drainage planning built in from the start
- Final cleanup and site walkthrough
Why Base Prep Matters
Most interlock failures come from poor base preparation — not the pavers themselves. Frost heaving, sinking, and shifting are all symptoms of a base that wasn't deep enough or properly compacted.
We excavate to the correct depth for your soil conditions, use proper granular base material, and compact in lifts. It takes more time and material — but your interlock will still look great in 20 years.
Serving all of Durham Region:
Oshawa · Whitby · Ajax · Pickering · Clarington · Scugog
Interlock Projects We Do
From simple walkways to full driveway replacements — we handle it all.
Driveways
Durable, properly graded interlock driveways that handle Durham winters without heaving or shifting.
Patios
Custom patio designs for backyard entertaining — from simple rectangles to multi-level layouts.
Walkways
Front entry and side-yard walkways that add curb appeal and last for decades.
Retaining Walls
Structural retaining walls for grading changes, garden beds, and slope management.
Steps & Landings
Safe, level entry steps and landings built to code with proper footings.
Pool Surrounds
Non-slip interlock surrounds for pool decks — clean, safe, and low maintenance.
Common Questions
How long does interlock last?
Properly installed interlock with a solid base can last 25–30+ years. The key is base preparation — we never cut corners on depth or compaction.
Do you pull permits?
For most residential interlock projects in Durham Region, permits are not required. We'll advise you if your specific project needs one.
What's the difference between interlock and concrete?
Interlock is flexible — individual pavers can be lifted and reset if settling occurs. Concrete cracks and is difficult to repair. Interlock also offers far more design options.
How long does installation take?
A typical driveway takes 2–4 days depending on size and complexity. We'll give you a clear timeline before we start.
Ready to Get Started?
Free site visit, no obligation. We'll assess your property and give you a clear, honest quote.