Sweep regularly to remove debris and rinse with water to prevent staining. For stubborn dirt, use a mild detergent and a scrub brush; avoid harsh chemicals on natural stone.

Yes — it's a straightforward DIY job. Check out our blog on how to lay stepping stones.

Excavate and compact the base, lay and screed bedding sand, set the pavers with small joints, then sweep jointing sand in and compact. A solid base and edge restraint are the keys to a lasting finish — grab your base from our crushed rock & toppings and sand from paving & bedding sand.

Yes — concrete pavers are made for the outdoors, resisting cracking and giving a stable surface for paths and patios.

Match the stone size to the path width and the gap between stones — larger stones for open, spacious areas; smaller ones for tighter paths or decorative accents.

Slip-resistant stone like bluestone or limestone works well around pools for grip and a cool, natural look. Ask our team about pool-suitable finishes.