64th Street North St. Pete Aprons

Apron work on 64th Street North is a drainage job that happens to look like a driveway. The lots here sit close to the swale, and a bay rain will sit in a flat throat until it finds the garage cut.

What we set before the pavers

We cut the old apron back to sound base, confirm the city-side joint, and build a compacted limestone base that stays above the wet-season grade. Herringbone in a load-rated thickness takes the daily car, not a running-bond field that shifts at the throat.

Pitch leaves the garage and the sidewalk. The edge restraint is rigid so the field does not creep into the grass or the swale. A soldier course keeps the city-side line straight where the public sidewalk meets the private apron.

What we will not skip

We do not bury a low spot under a thicker sand bed. If the apron ponds, the base is wrong. PaverForge Hardscapes walks 64th Street North before quoting. Call 727-490-9798 or start at paverforge.com/services.