If you want to transform your yard in both style and functionality, a paver project may just be the way to go. Here are some ...

On top of the dirt, lay a two-inch thick layer of crushed rock. Use a piece of 2x10 lumber to make a spreader to roughly level the gravel bed next to the walkway.

Learn More › Highlights The average permeable pavers cost is $7,500, though homeowners could spend between $5,000 and $12,000. The type of paver, base material, installation location, labor, and ...

1. Prepare the area. Dig a 5-6 inch deep trench to accommodate the paving stones and grass seed or sod. It’s a good practice to lay sand or gravel and then pack them down for an even surface.

Everyone always thinks of grass for soft, green garden paths, but grass is expensive to upkeep, a lot of work to maintain and terrible for the soil. Worse, it’s miserable to walk on when it’s wet.

Place the pavers as close together as possible over the sand bed. Using the wooden handle end of a heavy maul, tap each paver lightly into the sand bed. Place some plastic edging against the outside ...

On top of the dirt, lay a two-inch thick layer of crushed rock. Use a piece of 2x10 lumber to make a spreader to roughly level the gravel bed next to the walkway.

On top of the dirt, lay a two-inch thick layer of crushed rock. Use a piece of 2x10 lumber to make a spreader to roughly level the gravel bed next to the walkway.