About the Pavers
Marble paving stones are crafted from metamorphic rock formed under intense pressure and heat, giving them their signature veining and smooth texture. These stones are cut into tiles or pavers for outdoor applications like patios, walkways, and pool decks. Available in shades of white, gray, beige, green, and black, marble offers a classic aesthetic with a high-end finish.
Our Services
Patio Installations
Marble patios exude sophistication and elevate your outdoor living experience.
Walkways & Garden Paths
Create serene, stylish paths that reflect the beauty of nature with every step.
Marble Pool Decks
Heat-reflective and visually striking, perfect for sun-drenched relaxation zones.
Courtyards & Entryways
Ideal choice for premium residences and commercial spaces in Pasadena looking to make a strong first impression.
Paver Sealing & Maintenance
We offer sealing services that protect the stone, enhance color, and prevent etching or staining.
The Advantages Marble Paving
- Premium Appeal – Marble has been synonymous with luxury for centuries. It brings elegance to any outdoor space.
- Cool Underfoot – Even in hot weather, marble remains cool to the touch, which makes a great option for poolside use.
- Unique Look – No two marble slabs are alike, giving your project a truly unique look.
- Smooth Surface – Provides a polished or honed surface that’s easy to clean and maintain.
FAQ
Can marble pavers handle heavy foot traffic or furniture?
Yes, marble is a dense, durable stone capable of supporting outdoor furniture and consistent foot traffic. For high-use areas, we recommend thicker pavers and a proper base installation to ensure long-term stability.
Will marble fade or discolor over time in the sun?
Lighter colors may show slight weathering over time. Regular sealing helps preserve its color and veining, especially in areas with intense sun exposure.
Can marble pavers be used in cold climates?
It depends on the specific marble and how it’s finished. We can guide you toward more resilient marble types or suggest alternatives better suited for cold climates.