Paved paths, patios and driveways laid on a compacted base with correct falls, so the surface stays level and drains cleanly.
Paving in Sydney
Paving turns bare or worn ground into a hard-wearing surface you can use in any weather. ASBDS prepares and compacts the base, sets the right falls for drainage, and lays each unit to a consistent line and level — the groundwork that decides how paving holds up over time.
It's a common finishing step alongside other works — a path off a new deck, a patio beside a retaining wall, or a courtyard tying a fenced yard together — so the whole property reads as one project.
Benefits
- Hard-wearing surface for everyday foot and vehicle traffic
- Correct falls built in so water drains away from the house
- Compacted base that resists sinking, lifting and movement
- Defined paths, patios and entertaining areas
- Wide range of pavers to suit the look of the property
What's Included
- Site assessment, levels and setout
- Excavation and compacted road-base preparation
- Bedding layer and drainage falls
- Paver supply and laying to a consistent line
- Cutting, edge restraint and jointing or sand fill
Our Process
Most of a paving job is in the base. We excavate to depth, compact a road-base sub-layer and set the falls before any pavers go down, which is what keeps the finished surface flat and free-draining.
Paving across Sydney and surrounding regions
ASBDS Landscaping provides paving to homeowners across the following regions.
Paving frequently asked questions
We lay paths, patios, courtyards, pool surrounds and driveways using concrete, clay, stone and other paver types. The right choice depends on the traffic it needs to take, the site and how it should look alongside the rest of the property.
It depends on the area, access and the amount of excavation and cutting involved. A small path or patio can be completed in a few days, while a driveway or large courtyard takes longer. We confirm a timeframe once we've assessed the site.
Yes. We build the correct falls into the base so water runs away from the house and off the surface, and account for existing drainage points during setout.
In some cases, yes, depending on the condition and levels of the existing surface. We assess what's there first and advise whether to overlay or remove and rebuild the base.
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