66th Avenue North Paver Driveway Aprons in St. Petersburg
66th Avenue North is far enough north in St. Petersburg that many drives are two-car wide and shaded the full length. PaverForge Hardscapes rebuilds the apron and the first few courses when the city sidewalk no longer matches the slab, or when the sand-set field has crept toward the street.
Apron checks before a re-lay
Sidewalk elevation versus the garage slab, so the new throat is not a ramp into the street.
Utility patches in the parkway that will telegraph through a thin base.
A water meter or valve box that needs a flush grade ring.
Root heave within three feet of the apron edge.
If the apron ponds after a rain, resetting pavers on the old sand will not fix it. The base has to be cut and recompacted to the sidewalk. Call 727-490-9798 for a photo quote. PaverForge is based in St. Pete Beach and covers 66th Avenue North with the north St. Pete grid.
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