Safety First – Non Slip
The hydroPAVERS® Permeable Paving System Transforming Outdoor Living Landscapes
It Begins With Your Sketch / Rendering
As you consider upgrading or creating your backyard with features that are important to your family, lifestyle and entertainment / enjoyable amenities, explore the benefits of using hydroPAVERS® in your design.
- Safety
- Non slip surface – complies with ADA and AODA
- No puddling on the surface
- Non slip surface – complies with ADA and AODA
- Safety
- Painless
- No little stones to dig into your feet,
since our gaps are less than 1/8″
- No little stones to dig into your feet,
- Painless
- Cooler
- Surface is cooler due to Evapotranspiration
- Cooler
- Designers Delight
- With 8 colors and 9 sizes, customization is in your hands
- Designers Delight
- Color Fast
- Our hydroPAVERS® will not fad
- Color Fast
Or A Project That Cries For Updates
Concrete Surround Will Be Upgraded To hydroPAVERS®
hydroPAVERS® Plus a new pool in this upgrade
New Custom Home Complete With Inviting Backyard
Swimming Pool Deck Completing The Transformation
Pool Deck And Patio Complemented by hydroPAVERS®
Swimming Pool Deck – hydroPAVERS® Qualify For Permit
Swimming Pool Deck – Pervious Requirement For Permit
Complete Makeover Of The BackYard, with hydroPAVERS® And Addition Of Pool
Key West – Upgrading The Pool Deck
The Pool Deck Blends In Perfectly With hydroPAVERS®
This Custom Home Using Special Order “Super White” hydroPAVERS®
Creating A Beautiful Deck And Also Solving The Lot Coverage % Issue
Custom Home In California.
Beautiful Clean And Contemporary Pool Deck Finished With hydroPAVERS®
Pool Deck Finished With Off-White hydroPAVERS® Satisfying Both Permitting And Home Owner
Pool Deck Super-White hydroPAVERS® Completed – Ready For Enjoyment
Pool Deck Super-White hydroPAVERS® In Progress – Approved @ 100%
Did You Know
Did You Know Our hydroPAVERS® Are Manufactured
Using Recycled Ceramic Tiles, Not Concrete
The cement industry is one of the main producers of carbon dioxide, a potent greenhouse gas.
Concrete causes damage to the most fertile layer of the earth, the topsoil.
Concrete is used to create hard surfaces and pavers which contribute to surface runoff that may cause soil erosion, water pollution and flooding.
The manufacture of cement produces about 0.9 pounds of CO2 for every pound of cement.