Rausa Builders, Corp. has extensive experience and affordable prices on driveway paver, travertine paver & patio paver installation. We have great prices on a wide variety of paver options including the classic Old Miami Pavers.
Travertine Driveway Paver Installation Process:
Asphalt driveway before travertine paver installation 
Asphalt driveway before travertine paver installation 
Asphalt driveway demolition 
Limerock installation 
After photo of new large travertine driveway 
After photo of new large travertine driveway
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Driveway Paver Installation Process:
Lime Rock Foundation
After preliminary designs & markings meet our client’s satisfaction the sod and dirt is removed from the designated area. The area is then filled and compacted with a thick layer of lime rock which makes the foundation for the driveway pavers.
Concrete Sand for Leveling
The next layer is filled with concrete sand, necessary for leveling and creating a smooth area for the pavers to be installed over.
Finishing Sand & Retaining Wall
Driveway pavers or travertine pavers are installed, compacted and sealed tightly together with a concrete retaining wall. Finishing Sand is then applied over the pavers to fill all gaps between pavers, interlocking them together creating a solid yet flexible driveway surface. This also allows for easy paver replacement should one ever break or crack in the future.
Driveway & Travertine Paver Sealant
Optional but highly recommended is the addition of 2 coats of paver sealant giving the pavers or travertine a mild shine and extra protection.
Paver Installation Process
Concrete sand for smooth & level driveway paver installation Compacted lime rock for driveway paver installation Finishing sand fills gaps between pavers Finished driveway pavers with paver sealant
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Its true. The area is then filled and compacted with a thick layer of lime rock which makes the foundation for the driveway pavers.