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Brick Paver Driveways · Broward County

Brick Paver Driveway Installation in Broward County

Installation, replacement, patterns, borders, and coordinated front walkways.

Paver driveway photographed for Eagle Concrete’s existing website
From Eagle Concrete’s project collection.

Eagle Concrete Corp installs brick paver driveways for Broward County homeowners who want to replace a worn entrance, change its appearance, or plan a new driveway. We help you bring the surface, borders, front walkway, and drainage together in one project.

Start with a free on-site estimate. We’ll discuss how you use the driveway, the look you want, and what the existing surface tells us about the work underneath.

Our project collection

Plantation: from cracked concrete to Sand Dune pavers

Roots had cracked the existing concrete driveway at this Plantation home. During demolition, our crew used a Bobcat to remove the majority of roots beneath the driveway and along its edges, clearing the root line back approximately 18 inches.

We replaced the concrete with Tremron Ultra Combo in Sand Dune. Root work depends on the tree and site: more extensive work may call for a tree company or arborist, which we can help coordinate.

Before: existing concrete driveway

Existing concrete driveway before renovation.

After: paver driveway

The same entrance after paver installation, as paired on Eagle’s website.

A coordinated front entrance

Paver surface continuing toward the covered front entry.

North Lauderdale driveway project

More parking space with Glacier Ultra Combo

We replaced an old asphalt driveway and deteriorating concrete carport surface with Tremron Ultra Combo pavers in Glacier. The driveway grew from approximately 16–17 feet wide to 27 feet wide, giving the homeowner a much wider entrance and parking area.

Before: worn carport and asphalt

The original carport surface with peeling finish, adjoining the old asphalt driveway.

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After: Glacier Ultra Combo pavers

Glacier Ultra Combo pavers connect the widened driveway and carport. The pavers outside the carport are damp from rain, while the covered area is dry. This gives a sense of the deeper color a wet-look sealer can create compared with unsealed pavers. We recommend sealing new pavers after four weeks.

From Eagle’s Facebook collection ↗

Our team, your project

Meet Kyle Hambrick

Kyle Hambrick is Eagle Concrete’s sales and project manager and on-site licensed contractor for Broward, Palm Beach, and Miami-Dade counties. He works with our crews and project partners to coordinate your project from the first visit through completion.

With 20 years of experience, Eagle Concrete brings material selection, site preparation, and construction together. We provide a one-year workmanship warranty; your contract explains the coverage.

Paver styles, colors, and a layout that fits your home

We install new paver driveways, replace worn concrete or asphalt, and widen entrances where the property and approvals allow. We help coordinate the driveway, borders, front walkway, and parking space.

Our most requested selections include Tremron Ultra Combo and Stonehurst, with popular colors including Glacier, Granite, Sierra, and Sand Dune. Review actual samples with our team to confirm the product and color combination available for your project.

The preparation beneath your pavers

Our typical driveway preparation includes a solid five-inch limerock base and quality pavers. We review the existing surface, root intrusion, drainage, finished levels, and connections to the sidewalk and street before finalizing the scope.

The proposal sets out removal, base preparation, edges, and transitions for your property. Where roots need specialist attention, we work with tree companies that can help. Ordinary paver joints do not replace a drainage plan.

Brick pavers or poured concrete?

Pavers offer a jointed pattern and the possibility of working on individual areas later. Matching replacement units can still be difficult if a color or product changes, so ask about keeping spare pieces. A concrete driveway offers a different appearance and finish choices, with its own joint layout and curing considerations.

Compare written proposals for the same footprint and preparation work. A surface-only comparison can miss the cost of demolition, hauling, drainage changes, borders, and transitions. If you are undecided, request options based on the same measured area.

Plan your budget

Paver driveway price calculator

Estimate a standard paver driveway with a five-inch limerock base.

Paver driveways start at $6,500.00.

For a rectangular area, multiply length by width in feet.

$7,800

Estimated base price at $9.75 per sq. ft.

Included: Tremron standard option pavers, a five-inch limerock base, and removal of existing asphalt, dirt/grass, pavers, or concrete under six inches thick.

This is a planning estimate, not a final quote. Concrete six inches thick or more requires an additional demolition charge. Permit fees, landscaping, irrigation, and additional project work are not calculated here; we clarify these in your written proposal.

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What does a paver driveway cost?

Paver driveway projects start at $6,500, with a base rate of $9.75 per sq. ft. for areas over 600 sq. ft., subject to that minimum. Your price depends on measured area, demolition, access, preparation, materials, and the agreed scope. We can compare different materials or adjust the square footage to help match your budget.

We discuss permit fees, landscaping restoration, and irrigation work up front. Your written proposal identifies what is included and what is additional, so you can compare the full project cost.

From your first visit to the finished driveway

We visit your property, listen to your vision, measure the area, and recommend materials. We can tailor the footprint and material choices to your budget, then email a written proposal.

Once you approve, we prepare the permit submission. Driveway permitting typically takes about four to six weeks and can take longer. Construction generally takes about a week, including inspections, followed by the city’s final inspection. Weather, site conditions, and inspection availability can affect the schedule.

Landscaping and grass restoration also need to be completed; we can help arrange that work. We will confirm when you can park on your new driveway—construction completion and readiness for vehicle traffic are different milestones.

Get a paver driveway estimate

Tell us your city, what is there now, and whether you want the same footprint or a different layout. Photos of the full driveway and any problem areas help start the conversation.

Explore our service area or request your free estimate. Planning the backyard too? See our patio and pool deck services.

Where we work

Serving Broward County homeowners

Eagle Concrete serves all of Broward County, with a focus on Margate, Pompano Beach, Coconut Creek, Coral Springs, and nearby communities. We also work in Boca Raton and other Palm Beach County communities. We also serve Miami-Dade County, while our primary focus is Broward and Palm Beach counties.

Driveway projects in Margate

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Paver driveway questions

Can you widen my driveway at the same time?

We can discuss widening during the estimate. Feasibility depends on the site, drainage, landscaping, and applicable property restrictions. Bring any survey or association information you already have so the proposed footprint can be reviewed early.

Can a settled area be repaired instead of replacing everything?

We focus on new driveways and substantial replacement projects. Small repairs, standalone sealing, and paving resurfacing are usually referred to other providers. Send photos so we can help identify the right next step.

How long will I be without my driveway?

Driveway construction generally takes about a week, including inspections. Permitting is separate and typically takes four to six weeks or longer. We will confirm the schedule and when vehicles can return; plan alternate parking during construction.

Does the driveway need sealing?

We recommend sealing new pavers after four weeks. A wet-look sealer can deepen the color; discuss the finish you prefer with our team. Sealing is not automatically included in the installation price, and standalone sealing requests are generally referred to another provider.

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Let’s plan your paver driveway.

Tell us your city, what is there now, and what you would like to change. We typically respond within 24 hours and can arrange a site visit within two days.

Call (954) 288-6131 · Schedule an appointment with our office.

Call Kyle directly: (954) 554-3596
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