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Brian's Quality Concrete Inc
4.4(
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Serving Clintonville, WI and surrounding areas

In business since 1990

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Our products are made from concrete and is engineered to be hard, resist cracking and last. We use a special combination of a non-corosive metal & an fibre glass material (we don't use steel in the product) which ensures that it does crack.\nOur concrete mixture is very strong & fast drying. It can cure in as little as four (4) hours.\nAdditional phone number: 246-830-7527

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D&D Landscape Service
5.0(
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Serving Clintonville, WI and surrounding areas

In business since 1970

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

Since 1970, D&D Excavating and Landscape Service, has been serving residential and commercial customers with excavating, landscaping, irrigation systems, lawn maintenance and snow removal. While we offer the same services as a nursery/landscaper, there are differences that can be important to you. As either a general contractor or subcontractor on your project, D&D can provide complete site preparation from excavation through finished landscaping. Upon completion, we also offer a landscape management service. Other specialties we have available include custom excavating for small, hard-to-get-at-jobs and landscape irrigation design and installation.\nCustomer satisfaction is most important to us and we take pride in our courteous and polite staff. Building and keeping our good reputation is also important to us, and we continue to seek ways to provide better service. Our phone is covered 24 hours a day and we make a point of returning all after hour calls. Our staff includes Natural Resource graduates with knowledge of wildlife, biology, botany and soil conservation ensuring that our landscape designs fit the surroundings, Project Managers with Bachelors Degree of Landscape Architecture and Bachelors Degree of Science in Environmental Design. \nOther qualities of our staff are Customer Service and Business Management.

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FAQs for interlocking pavers for patios, walks & steps installation projects in Clintonville, WI

To calculate your paver needs:

  • Determine how many pavers cover a square foot.

  • Determine how many square feet you need.

  • Add an additional 10% to 20% for breakage and waste.

  • Consider your pavers’ sizes.

Or, you can hire a local pro who you know will get the right measurements the first time. This way, you get your weekend back instead of spending it measuring square footage.

A pallet of pavers costs $300 to $700 on average, and each pallet covers 56 square feet. The exact price depends on the type, size, and quantity of pavers you choose. Buying in bulk can sometimes offer additional savings, especially for larger projects. Ask your pro how you can save on material costs.

To get the best prices on pavers:

  • Hire a professional landscaper: Pros often receive discounts on materials, which can make hiring them more cost-effective overall.

  • Shop at local building supply stores: Check for overstock or bulk purchase deals. Bulk purchasing can be more costly up front but save you money in the long run. 

  • Buy directly from manufacturers: Purchasing from a local brickyard or paver factory can offer competitive prices, especially for large quantities.

The main difference between driveway pavers and patio pavers is their load-bearing capacity. Driveway pavers are designed to withstand the weight of vehicles, whereas patio pavers aren’t suitable for such heavy loads. You can use driveway pavers for a patio, but using patio pavers for a driveway could lead to damage. Always check the weight limits of pavers and consult with a professional installer to choose the right type for your project.

Paver patios cost more than concrete patios because the materials and installation methods require advanced techniques and skilled labor. They deliver enhanced aesthetic appeal and allow for easier small‑scale repairs without affecting property taxes. The higher expense arises from premium paver materials and intricate installation processes that deliver long‑lasting durability and design flexibility. This robust solution provides notable benefits over concrete alternatives, making it a valuable investment for homeowners.

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