Planning a new hardscape begins with assessing use and site conditions. In Cocoa, Florida, driveways need base depth tailored to traffic, while patios and pool decks benefit from patterns that balance looks with slip resistance. A typical process starts with marking utilities, removing soft soils, and compacting layers to create a stable foundation. Crews set borders to lock the field in place, then lay pavers with consistent joints for clean lines. After compaction, polymeric sand fills joints to help control weeds and movement. Final grading directs rain away from foundations and neighboring properties. Maintenance is straightforward: rinse debris, treat rust or leaf stains early, and reapply sealer as needed based on sun exposure and use. If a section settles or a spill leaves a mark, individual units can be lifted and replaced without tearing out the whole surface. Atlantic Dreamscapes coordinates scheduling to limit downtime and can match new areas to existing colors and textures for a cohesive look.
