Peoria
pavers & hardscape.
Pavers & Hardscape designed and built for Peoria homes — engineered for Sonoran heat, monsoon storms, and the design standards Peoria buyers expect.
Peoria's trusted
pavers & hardscape builder.
AE Outdoor Living installs travertine, porcelain, and interlocking concrete pavers across Peoria — driveways, motor courts, pool decks, back patios, walkways, front-yard hardscape. Headquartered in Peoria with in-house ROC-licensed hardscape crews and engineered sub-base spec on every job. No concrete-over-cracked-slab shortcuts.
Built for Peoria.
Peoria homes lean Tuscan, Santa Barbara, and Modern Desert — we spec paver color, band, and joint sand to coordinate with the home's stucco, trim, and roof. Driveway, walkway, and pool deck read as one continuous build.
- Travertine, porcelain, and interlocking concrete paver installs.
- Driveways, motor courts, pool decks, patios, walkways, front-yard hardscape.
- Engineered sub-base, banded borders, color-matched joint sand.
- Old concrete or asphalt tear-out with proper re-grade.
- Vistancia, Trilogy, Sterling Grove, Westwing HOA packet handling.
- Locally based — 15-minute drive to most Peoria sites.
Peoria neighborhoods.
We handle the paperwork.
City of Peoria right-of-way permits for driveway aprons, Blue Stake on every site, and HOA design packets for Vistancia ARC, Trilogy ARC, Sterling Grove DRC, Westwing — all handled by us.
What it typically runs.
Peoria pavers typically run $14–$22 per sq ft for ICP, $18–$28 per sq ft for travertine, and $22–$32 per sq ft for porcelain — installed with engineered sub-base. Tear-out and re-grade add to scope. Fixed-price after measurement.
What we've built
nearby.
Recent Peoria paver projects include a 3,400 sq ft travertine driveway with banded borders in Vistancia, a full pool deck rebuild with porcelain pavers in Trilogy, a back-patio expansion with ICP and stacked-stone seat wall in Sterling Grove, and a front-yard tear-out and paver re-build in Westwing.
Questions we hear often.
Can you install pavers over my existing concrete patio?
Sometimes — only if the slab is structurally sound and properly graded. Most of the time we recommend tear-out and proper sub-base. Pavers over failing concrete will mirror the cracks.
Which paver type lasts longest in Peoria heat?
All three handle 115° fine if properly installed. Porcelain is the lowest-maintenance and most color-stable. Travertine is the coolest underfoot. ICP is the most cost-effective and easiest to repair.
How long does a paver install take?
Driveways 2–4 weeks, pool decks 2–3 weeks, patios 1–2 weeks. HOA approval typically adds 2–3 weeks.
Let's build the Peoria hardscape that finishes your home.
Free in-home consultation, custom 3D design preview, fixed-price quote. Usually within 24 hours.