Paver Driveway Borders, Bands & Aprons
Paver driveway borders, contrasting bands and street aprons frame the drive and give it a crisp, finished edge.
Paver Driveway Borders & Aprons
A border is the detail that makes a paver driveway look custom. A soldier course along the edges, a contrasting band across the middle or a defined apron at the street can turn a plain drive into a feature of the house.
Borders also do a job: they lock the edge of the field and give the cut pavers a clean line to meet.
Every project starts with a free on-site walk-through and a written, itemized estimate. That way, you see the layout, pavers and price before work begins.
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What Goes Into It
Soldier borders
A single or double row of pavers set end to end around the edge.
Contrasting bands
A band of a different color across or along the drive.
Street aprons
A defined apron where the drive meets the road.
Inlays
Simple inlays or medallions near the entry.
Common Questions
Do borders cost extra?
They add some material and cutting, and usually make a big visual difference.
Can a border be added to an existing driveway?
Sometimes, by cutting back the edge. We check at the walk-through.
What color should the border be?
Usually a darker or contrasting tone from the same paver line. We bring samples.
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Plan Your Driveway
First, book a free walk-through. After that, you get a written, itemized estimate.
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