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Thurston County soil is rated low for moisture-holding capacity, which sounds like a drainage plus but actually means the ground underneath a walkway swings harder between soaked and dry than soil that holds water more evenly. That swing is what pushes pavers out of level over a few wet seasons if the base wasn’t compacted properly to begin with.
Olympia Municipal Code 16.60 also requires soil logs and protection measures around Soil and Native Vegetation Protection Areas before landscaping work starts near mature trees, which are common on lots around West Bay and Garfield. We plan excavation around root zones and pull the right permits before we touch a shovel, so the project doesn’t stall halfway through.
We believe property care should be worry free. That means clear communication and showing up when we say we will, every time, across Lewis and Thurston County.
We handle excavation, base compaction, edge restraints, and paver installation, set to a slope that sheds water away from the surface instead of letting it collect and destabilize the base underneath.
On lots with mature trees or protected vegetation nearby, we map root zones before excavation and adjust the walkway path or depth where needed, so the finished job satisfies both the property owner and the city’s tree code.
We believe in being upfront about how Paver Walkway works, so here are answers to what homeowners in Olympia WA ask us most.
It depends on the tree and how close the work gets to its root zone. Olympia's tree protection code can require a soil log before we start, and we handle that process as part of the job.
It depends on length, width, paver style, and how much base and permitting work the site needs. We give you an exact price after a site visit, not a phone estimate.
It can. Thurston County soil holds moisture unevenly, which is why we compact the base thoroughly instead of skipping a step that shows up as a problem later.
Often yes, with the right planning. We map root zones before digging and route or adjust the walkway to protect the tree and meet city requirements.
Yes. We are a family owned, licensed and insured crew serving Olympia and the rest of Lewis and Thurston County.
Take a look at some of the projects we have completed for homeowners across the area. Every photo here reflects the same standard of work you can expect on your own property, from quick cleanups to full transformations, completed for real customers close to home.
We keep every job simple and predictable. From your first call to the final walkthrough, our crew handles each step with care.
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We walk your property and assess exactly what it needs.
You get a clear, detailed estimate with no surprises later.
Our crew completes the job right, on the schedule we agreed on.
Get a free quote and see exactly what your project will cost before any work begins. No pressure, no obligation, just an honest conversation about what your property needs. Call (360) 269-3094 or fill out the form below and our team will get back to you quickly.
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