Palm Beach County · Boynton Beach
Along the Intracoastal and Boynton's eastern streets, driveways see salt and settle near the water — pavers handle both.
Boynton Beach's best hardscape work is on the water and to the east — the Intracoastal waterfront, Harbor Estates, Chapel Hill, Lake Eden. Many of these homes are 1960s–90s builds whose original driveways have cracked and settled, and they are ready for an upgrade.
Near the Intracoastal, salt and a high water table both work against a slab. We build the base for ground that stays damp, seal the pavers against the salt, and set the drainage so summer downpours run off instead of pooling by the garage.
Boynton is a mix — some waterfront pockets are non-HOA, some newer streets run an HOA. We confirm which applies to you, prepare the HOA submittal if there is one, and pull the City of Boynton Beach permit either way.
Waterfront lots near the Intracoastal sit on a higher water table — we build the base for damp ground, seal against salt, and grade so heavy rain drains away from the home.
It does. A high water table near the water makes a solid, well-compacted base essential, which is exactly what we build. Pavers over that base handle the damp ground and let you reset any section that ever settles by the seawall.
It depends on your street — waterfront pockets are often non-HOA, while newer communities have one. We check first, prepare the HOA package if it is needed, and pull the City of Boynton Beach permit regardless.
No. A paver driveway is individual units over a compacted base, so it flexes with the ground instead of cracking like a rigid slab — and any piece can be lifted and reset with no visible patch.
It depends on size, material and site prep, which is why the on-site visit and written estimate are free and itemized. Financing through Wisetack is available so the budget does not decide the timeline.
Your free on-site visit
We come out within a day or two, measure the space, and send an itemized written estimate — no charge, no pressure.