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Pavers & Hardscapes Cost in New Jersey

New Jersey pavers & hardscapes prices are 25% higher than the national average.

New Jersey Average Cost
$3,750 - $18,750
Based on local labor and material costs

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New Jersey Climate & Regional Factors

Regional factors including local labor rates, material availability, and building codes affect pricing in this state.

Pavers & Hardscapes Costs by Material in New Jersey

MaterialNew Jersey Cost/Sq FtNational AverageLifespan
Concrete Pavers$12.50 - $22.50$10.00 - $18.0025-50 years
Brick Pavers$15.00 - $27.50$12.00 - $22.0025+ years
Travertine$18.75 - $37.50$15.00 - $30.0050+ years
Flagstone$22.50 - $43.75$18.00 - $35.0050+ years
Porcelain Pavers$25.00 - $50.00$20.00 - $40.0030+ years

Pavers & Hardscapes Cost by Size in New Jersey

100 sq ft (small patio)
$1,250 - $3,125
National: $1,000 - $2,500
200 sq ft (medium patio)
$2,500 - $6,250
National: $2,000 - $5,000
300 sq ft (large patio)
$3,750 - $9,375
National: $3,000 - $7,500
500 sq ft (pool deck)
$6,250 - $15,625
National: $5,000 - $12,500
800 sq ft (driveway)
$10,000 - $25,000
National: $8,000 - $20,000

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do pavers cost installed in New Jersey?โ–ผ
Paver installation costs $10-$30 per square foot including materials and labor. Concrete pavers are most affordable ($10-$18/sq ft). Brick runs $12-$22/sq ft. Natural stone like travertine or flagstone costs $15-$35/sq ft.
Are pavers better than concrete in New Jersey?โ–ผ
Pavers cost 2-3x more upfront but last longer, are easier to repair (replace individual pavers vs patch), and add more home value. Pavers also handle freeze-thaw better and offer more design options. Plain concrete is best for tight budgets.
How long does paver installation take in New Jersey?โ–ผ
A 300 sq ft patio takes 2-4 days. Larger projects (500-1000 sq ft) take 4-7 days. Driveways take 3-5 days. Timeline includes excavation, base preparation, paver laying, and joint sand. Weather can extend timelines.
Do pavers require maintenance in New Jersey?โ–ผ
Minimal maintenance: sweep regularly, pressure wash annually, re-sand joints every 2-3 years, and seal every 3-5 years ($1-2/sq ft). Weeds between pavers can be prevented with polymeric sand. Individual damaged pavers are easily replaced.
What is the best base for pavers in New Jersey?โ–ผ
A proper base includes: 4-6 inches of compacted gravel/crushed stone, 1 inch of leveling sand, then pavers, then joint sand. This prevents settling and drainage issues. Skimping on base preparation leads to uneven pavers within years.

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