Paving Contractor in Atlanta

In Atlanta, outdoor surfaces take a beating from hot summers and sudden storms. Cracked concrete, shifting asphalt, and worn-out walkways are common across the metro area.

This page covers the paving and hardscape services we handle at Legacy Stonescapes. That includes interlocking paver installations, stone patios, driveways and walkways, and brick patios, driveways and walkways across the Atlanta area.

Each section below explains who the service is for, what the work involves, and what results you can expect. We are a masonry and paving contractor based in Atlanta.

Our work is built to hold up to Georgia’s climate and add lasting value to your property.

Atlanta’s Outdoor Surfaces Take a Beating

Cracked concrete and shifting pavers are common across the metro area. Most of the time, the issue started underground — with poor base preparation or soil that wasn’t properly compacted. That’s where we start every job.

Interlocking Paver Installations in Atlanta

Interlocking pavers work for driveways, patios, walkways, and pool surrounds. This service fits homeowners, property managers, and commercial properties that need hardscape built for heavy use.

Why pavers hold up better than poured surfaces:

What the installation involves:

Step
What We Do
Excavation
Remove existing surface and dig to proper depth
Base prep
Compact a gravel base rated for the expected load
Leveling
Spread and screed leveling sand for a flat surface
Paver setting
Lay pavers in your chosen pattern with precision-cut borders
Joint fill
Sweep polymeric sand into joints to lock pavers in place

Local Note

Atlanta’s red clay soil expands and contracts with moisture. A proper paver base accounts for that movement. This matters most in neighborhoods like Buckhead and Druid Hills, where mature tree roots shift the ground under hardscape surfaces.

We cover materials, base prep, pattern options, and what to budget for a paver project in Atlanta.

What the work involves:

What you get:

We cover materials, base prep, pattern options, and what to budget for a paver project in Atlanta.

Stone Patios, Driveways & Walkways in Atlanta

Natural stone gives you a surface that looks better and lasts longer than poured concrete or asphalt. Whether you need a backyard patio, a new driveway, or a front walkway, stone handles Atlanta’s weather without cracking or fading.

Who this is for:

Stone types we install:

Stone
Best For
Why It Works
Flagstone
Patios, walkways, garden paths
Natural shape, fits rustic and modern styles
Bluestone
Patios, front entries, pool decks
Uniform color, smooth finish, stays cool
Travertine
Patios, pool surrounds
Light color reflects heat, non-slip surface
Cobblestone
Driveways, borders
Rated for vehicle weight, old-world look

Local Note — Compact Yards

In Midtown and East Atlanta, smaller lots mean patios often serve as the main outdoor space. A well-laid stone patio turns a compact yard into a usable room.

Local Note — Sloped Lots

In Sandy Springs and Decatur, sloped lots make drainage a real concern. Stone driveways and walkways need careful grading so runoff moves to the street, not back toward the house.

Brick Patios, Driveways & Walkways in Atlanta

Brick gives you a warm, uniform look from the street to the backyard. It suits older homes, historic districts, HOA communities, and anyone who wants a classic surface that holds its color for decades.

Who this is for:

Popular brick patterns:

Pattern
Look
Best For
Herringbone
Zigzag, interlocking
High-traffic patios, driveways
Basket weave
Paired bricks in alternating squares
Courtyards, garden patios
Running bond
Offset rows, like a brick wall
Walkways, porches, side yards

What the work involves:

Surface
Brick Type
Base
Border Style
Patio
Standard clay brick
Sand-set or mortar-set
Soldier course or flush edge
Driveway
Vehicle-rated clay pavers
Compacted gravel and sand
Soldier course (bricks on end)
Walkway
Standard clay brick
Compacted gravel and sand
Soldier course or flush edge

Local Note — Historic Neighborhoods

Atlanta’s historic neighborhoods — Grant Park, Inman Park, Virginia-Highland — are full of original brickwork. A brick patio ties new construction to the character of the surrounding homes.

Local Note — Streetscape Matching

Neighborhoods in Brookhaven and Dunwoody often have streetscapes with brick accents. Matching your driveway and front walk to that existing detail adds curb appeal and keeps the look consistent with the area.

Why brick works well here:

Our brick service page covers sand-set vs. mortar-set bases, load ratings, and how we handle Atlanta’s clay soil.

Related Services

Paving is one part of what we do. Many of our Atlanta clients pair hardscape work with other masonry and outdoor living services.

01

Masonry Contractor

Includes:

Stone masonry, masonry repair, cleaning, new construction.

02

Bricklayer

Includes:

Brick veneer, brick fireplaces, brick outdoor kitchens.

03

Concrete Contractor

Includes:

Concrete patios, slabs, block foundations, block columns.

04

Retaining Wall Contractor

Includes:

Modular block walls, CMU block walls, stone retaining walls.