The cost of landscaping pavers depends on a number of factors. You can calculate the total price by taking into account what kind of pavers you want, how many square feet they cover and where you are going to put them. If you know these three pieces of information, it is easy to determine your overall costs for your new landscape design.

The cost to install landscaping pavers can vary depending on the project size. Purchasing quality materials is always recommended, but you may get away with cheaper materials if you are working on a smaller scale. For example, one square foot of paver will typically cost about $4-$7 in most cases. You should also factor in installation costs for things like concrete and mortar which will often run around $3 per square foot. If your project is larger than 100 square feet then it’s best to consult an expert or contractor for pricing information because that could be too much material for an average homeowner to handle alone.

Listed below are some common pavers and their prices.

• Cobblestone – $3-$6 per square foot
• Quarry Stone – $4-$8 per square foot
• Cut Stone – $7-$10 per square foot
• Flagstone – $2.50-$5 per square foot

Paver Installation Cost:

Average nationally is between $9 and $12 dollars a square foot installed, but you can pay considerably less in many areas of the country depending on market conditions and available labor. For example installation costs in Fredericton might be about half the average price while in Miramchi they might be twice as much again. This makes it important to check out local rates before hiring any paver’s contractor or company for your project. You can visit this Fredericton based paver contractor website to check out current prices in your area and request a free quote.

Contractor Rates

A contractor will most often charge hourly rates for installation, so it is best if you have an idea of the size of your project before calling them out. If you are building an average sized paver patio with about 100 square feet then this may cost somewhere around $1000-$1500 depending on many variables including the type of pavers that you choose to install. You can find estimates by taking into account the following factors that affect installation costs:

Site Preparation  

Disconnecting any utilities, removing sod or old pavement material, moving soil back into place, adding sand for base under new paving stones etc.

Type of Pavers and Accessories Used  

This includes things like border bricks, concrete or mortar to hold pavers in place, weatherproof sealants and other materials that may need to be used for installation. Listed prices usually don’t include any type of accessories so you will have to factor those costs as well.

Type of Labor or Project Manager Used  

If you are hiring a contractor they will most likely use hourly rates with laborers who have been trained on how to install pavers properly, especially if it is a larger project.

Miscellaneous Costs and Add On  

Such as fees for permits and interlocking tools which can cost a few dollars a square foot depending on the kind that is being used.

Area That Is Being Paved With Pavers  

The size of your project and whether it is indoors or outdoors will also affect the price. An average 100 square foot patio that is about 3 feet deep should take about 2 to 4 days for 1 or 2 people to complete. However, if you are only covering a small area then this may take less time while projects that are larger can take longer depending on other factors mentioned above.

The final cost of installing pavers will often depend on many different variables but these numbers should give you a good idea of what kind of costs to expect in most areas. If you would like more information on current prices in your region.