Design + measure
We measure the site, check your survey and setbacks, and lay out pattern, borders and drainage with samples on your Coral Springs property.
Broward County paver contractor
Pavers in Coral Springs.
We’ve built travertine and paver work in Coral Springs, including the pool deck shown here. Driveway aprons and swales need their own City permit, so we plan the right-of-way part from the start.
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Built for Coral Springs
Pavers for established Coral Springs homes.
Many Coral Springs homes date from the 1970s through the 1990s, and original concrete drives and patios are wearing out. Replacing them with pavers or travertine is one of the most common upgrades we price here.
Where the driveway meets the street, the swale and apron are in the City’s right-of-way. That part needs its own Engineering permit, and the homeowner remains responsible for maintaining it, so we build it to the City’s standard.
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Coral Springs paver permits
What Coral Springs asks for.
We’re a State of Florida Certified General Contractor (CGC1527850). We prepare the permit package, submit it, and schedule every inspection. Here’s what the city looks for:
- Patios and slabs are permitted with the City’s Pool Deck/Patio/Slab checklist, which includes a Lot Coverage Calculation Worksheet, survey, plans and Structural and Zoning review.
- Work in the swale needs a separate Swale Permit, reviewed by Engineering and Zoning, with plans signed and sealed by an architect or engineer and a tree removal application if trees are affected.
- Under the Land Development Code, right-of-way work needs a city engineer permit, the applicant indemnifies the City, and the abutting owner maintains improvements in the right-of-way.
- A recorded Notice of Commencement is required over $5,000.
- Coral Springs has not accepted paper permit submittals since January 1, 2026.
- Since July 1, 2026, state law exempts some single-family work under $7,500 from permits, but not structural work, pool barriers, electrical or plumbing work, or properties in a flood hazard area. Work in the city right-of-way, such as a driveway apron, still needs its own right-of-way permit.
Sources: City of Coral Springs Pool Deck/Patio/Slab Checklist; City of Coral Springs Swale Permit Checklist; Coral Springs Land Development Code, Ch. 19. Requirements change, so we confirm the current checklist with the city before every submittal.
Paver options in Coral Springs
Pick the material. We build what’s underneath.
Most paver problems start below the surface. Every job gets a compacted base, bedding sand, a solid edge restraint and slope away from the house.
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Paver driveways
↗02Concrete, brick or travertine pavers on a compacted base with a concrete edge restraint.
Patios + walkways
↗03Paver and stone patios, garden paths and entry walks laid to drain away from the house.
Travertine + porcelain pool decks
↗04Cool-to-the-touch stone and porcelain decks with matching coping.
Borders, steps + coping
↗05Soldier courses, banded borders, bullnose steps and coping that finish the edges.
Pavers + turf joints
↗06Pavers or stone slabs separated by artificial grass strips for a modern look.
Repair, re-sand + seal
↗Lift and relay sunken areas, refill joints and seal to protect color.
How a Coral Springs paver job gets built
Four steps from layout to sealed joints.
The base work in step three decides how the pavers look in ten years, so we never rush it.
Permit + approvals
We prepare the Coral Springs permit package and any HOA submittal, and schedule the work once approved.
Excavate + base
We remove the old surface, excavate, then place and compact the base in lifts before screeding the bedding sand.
Lay, compact + seal
We lay and cut the pavers, set the edge restraint, sand and compact the joints, pass final inspection and seal when ready.
Our project work
Paver and stone work by our crews.
Real photos from Concrete Solutions Today job sites. Each caption shows where the project was built.
Coral Springs paver questions
What Coral Springs homeowners ask first.
Clear answers before you get quotes.
Do I need a separate permit for pavers in the swale?+
Yes. Coral Springs treats swale work as its own permit, reviewed by Engineering and Zoning, with signed and sealed plans. We prepare it alongside the main permit so both are approved together.
Who maintains pavers in the right-of-way?+
The homeowner. Under the City’s Land Development Code, the abutting owner maintains improvements in the right-of-way, so we build that section to the City’s standard to keep future repairs rare.
Can you replace an old concrete patio with travertine?+
Yes. We remove the old slab, correct the slope, build a compacted base and install travertine. The pool deck in our photos is a Coral Springs project.
Do pavers count in my lot coverage?+
Yes. The City’s Lot Coverage Calculation Worksheet is part of the patio and slab permit, so we run the numbers before you choose a layout.
Start with the design
Planning pavers in Coral Springs?
Send us a photo of the area and a rough size. We’ll schedule a site visit, bring samples, and walk you through layout, base, permit and timeline.