Are your patio pavers looking dull and dirty? Learn how to clean them safely by hand, with tips from our experts.

Pavers are a versatile, DIY-friendly, landscaping material that can be used for laying paths, steps, driveways, pool surrounds, and patios around your yard.

Building a paver patio is one of the easiest, least expensive, and most DIY-friendly ways to create a solid, hardscaped patio floor, plus it could add charm to your backyard. Patio pavers ...

For patios and larger installations, a concrete restraining edge, aka an edge restraint, might be necessary. It acts as a barrier and prevents the pavers from moving as the earth settles over time.

Of course, paver companies will continue to finesse aging techniques and expand the color and size palettes of pavers — all in the quest to make concrete blocks look like honest-to-goodness stone.

Well-placed patio pavers can feel like a work of art in your backyard, but over time they shift and sink. This simple tool will help them look good as new.

For a 100-square-foot patio, you need 400 pavers, plus 20 extras. To figure out how many edgers are needed, add up the lengths of the sides being edged and divide by the length of an edger.

Installing patio pavers is plenty hard compared to concrete. There is a lot of digging and lifting, as well as the renting of heavy equipment. The paving system is a multistep process that takes ...

News Home and garden Ask The Builder: Paving a patio is job most do-it-yourselfers can handle Sat., July 29, 2017 This patio paver job is being done by a 65-year-old man. If he can do it with no ...

This is my own front sidewalk. The brick pavers are fading. The brick I’m pointing to is sitting on top of the others. It’s original and has never been exposed to the weather. Look at what ...