Concrete & paving

Paving is where most Coast landscapes fail first. The base wasn't compacted properly. The bedding sand was too coarse. The falls weren't set, so water pools. The edge restraint failed and the pavers walked outward. Five years in, the surface is uneven, the joints are weeded, and the homeowner blames the pavers.

We don't cut corners on the work nobody sees. Every Lux paving job starts with a proper subgrade — compacted to spec, drained where the soil is heavy, base course laid in tested layers. The bedding is always cement-stabilised on driveways and high-traffic surfaces, never just sand. Edge restraint is concrete, not plastic. Falls are set with a laser level. The result is paving that still looks square in twenty years.

Concrete is the same story. Exposed aggregate that doesn't pop. Honed concrete that doesn't crack across an unbroken span. Polished surfaces that don't show every footprint. The mix design, the sealing schedule, the joint placement — all of it matters, and all of it is done properly on a Lux job.