Deep Excavation
We dig much deeper than standard patios—often 12 to 18 inches—to create a large subterranean 'bathtub' to hold storm water.

Eco-Friendly Hardscaping
Solve severe yard flooding and meet strict municipal runoff codes. We install eco-friendly permeable paver systems designed to instantly absorb rainwater back into the earth.
Trusted for permeable paver installation projects across Buffalo and surrounding Erie County neighborhoods.
Green Infrastructure
Permeable pavers look like luxury stone but function like a massive underground sponge. They require highly specialized base excavation and clear aggregate layering to work properly.
Engineering Process
Unlike standard patios that shed water off the side, permeable systems are engineered to let water pass directly through the joints into a deep holding reservoir.
We dig much deeper than standard patios—often 12 to 18 inches—to create a large subterranean 'bathtub' to hold storm water.
We install layers of washed, open-graded stone (no fine dust). This leaves voids between the rocks where thousands of gallons of water can sit while slowly absorbing into the soil.
We lay specialized pavers that have enlarged spacer tabs, creating wider joints specifically designed for water to pass through.
Instead of sealing the joints with sand, we sweep tiny, clean aggregate chips into the joints, allowing water to flow freely downward.
Design Considerations
While they solve massive water issues, permeable systems require a different approach to design and maintenance than traditional pavers.
If your yard is pure, dense Buffalo clay, water won't absorb quickly. In these cases, we install a perforated overflow pipe in the base to direct excess water away.
The joints can clog with dirt, leaves, and mulch over the years. They require occasional vacuuming or sweeping to maintain their porous nature.
You cannot use regular sand or polymeric sand on these systems, as it will instantly defeat the purpose by sealing the joints.
Because they require significantly more excavation and expensive clean-washed stone bases, they cost more upfront than standard pavers.
Permeable pavers are problem-solvers that happen to look beautiful.
Frequently Asked Questions
The paver itself is often the same solid concrete. The difference is the widened joints and the massive, crushed-stone reservoir built underneath it to catch and hold water.
Permeable systems are actually incredibly resistant to frost heave. Because water drains instantly into the deep rock base, it doesn't freeze and expand directly under the pavers.
Absolutely. Permeable interlocking concrete pavements (PICP) are rated for heavy vehicular traffic when built on the proper sub-base.
Because the joints are filled with clean stone chips and drain instantly, they offer a very poor environment for weed seeds to germinate, though occasional maintenance is required.
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