If you’re already planning a screen enclosure, it’s worth considering whether to add pavers to the project at the same time. Here’s why many homeowners choose to combine the two.
One Project Instead of Two
Doing pavers and a screen enclosure as separate projects means dealing with two different scheduling processes, two sets of disruption to your yard, and potentially two different contractors coordinating (or failing to coordinate) around each other’s work. Combining them into one project is simpler and typically more efficient.
Design Cohesion
When pavers and the enclosure are planned together, the layout, framing footprint, and hardscaping can be designed to work as a single cohesive space rather than two separate additions that happen to be next to each other.
Common Combinations
- Pool deck resurfacing alongside a new pool cage — particularly common when an older concrete deck is cracking or dated
- Extending a paver patio into the new screened footprint for a seamless indoor-to-outdoor transition
- Walkways connecting the house to the enclosure entrance
Cost Considerations
Bundling pavers with your enclosure project doesn’t necessarily reduce the total cost, but it can reduce overall project friction — one estimate, one schedule, one point of contact for the outdoor transformation.
What to Expect
If you’re interested in adding pavers, mention it during your free estimate. We’ll walk through design options for how the paver layout and enclosure framing work together, and give you an itemized quote covering both.
Planning a Full Outdoor Upgrade?
Whether it’s a new pool cage with a paver deck refresh or a screened patio with a new walkway, we can scope the full project in one visit.
Call Wayne or JT Kish at (904) 805-4343, or use our free estimate form online.
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