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Originally Posted by Bryan
Be very careful who you select to do the job. Driveway Pavers/Decorators are basically an unregulated industry in this state - no contractors license required. Unfortunately, the industry is rife with shoddy and disreputable businesses because it is so easy to get into the business. There are also excellent businesses around who offer the service. Check out your "contractor" (I use that term loosely as they are not required to be licensed contractors) carefully through the BBB and Seniors Vs Crime. Make sure you get references and check out the references. Carefully ensure that the selected contractor has liability insurance for his/her workers. Your best reference will be comments from others who have used his/her services. You can post here and ask if anyone has any experience with "XYZ Driveway Pavers" once you decide on one or two "finalists" for your driveway job.
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If that don't inspire you to stay with you plane ole concrete driveway, nothing will. But, you can't be too safe.
I used Old World Pavers to cover my drive/walkway with decorative pavers and enclose our lanai with acylic windows and have been very pleased with the price and their professionalism.
