Pavers by Pace

Pool decks, patios, walkways, and paver driveways are the jobs that keep coming up for Pavers by Pace. On Google it carries a 4.9-star average from 28 ratings, and the written history available here runs from 2023 to 2025, centered on hardscape projects around pools and backyards as much as straightforward paving work. The clearest pattern is repeat business tied to larger outdoor builds, not just one-off small jobs. In a November 2025 Google review, a homeowner said Wesley and Bob replaced patio pavers around a pool and handled the project on time with clear communication; in 2023, other customers described a 1,300-square-foot pool deck, patios paired with outdoor kitchens, and a backyard project that included a pool deck, hot tub area, rock walls, fire pit, and coordination with a pool company and landscaper. A few of the strongest comments come from homeowners who hired them more than once, including one 2023 review saying the crew had worked at the home for 10 years across multiple patios, pool decks, outdoor spaces, and a driveway. Design help shows up almost as often as the installation itself. In 2023 reviews, customers said Wesley and Bob helped shape layouts, colors, and use of space, and one homeowner said they spent considerable time on an estimate for a small patio job. Several reviews also stress follow-through after the install: one customer wrote in April 2024 that a few bricks on a walkway needed cleaning and Wes came back the next day, and another 2023 review said a patio installed three years earlier had stayed rock solid. What to pin down before signing is scope. Many of the happiest write-ups are about expansive outdoor living projects with multiple elements, so if your job involves an outdoor kitchen, pool coping, retaining walls, or coordination with other trades, make sure you know exactly which pieces Pavers by Pace will handle and on what timeline. It is also worth asking who will be on site, since Wesley and Bob are named directly throughout the customer comments. They look like a strong fit for homeowners planning a paver-heavy outdoor project rather than a simple patch or repair call. The next conversation should be about design, materials, and where paving ends and adjacent landscape or pool work begins.