Paving Stones Engineered to Last a Lifetime in Ft. Wayne, IN
For landscaping projects around your Ft. Wayne, Indiana, home, paving stones of the highest quality are available from Unilock, an industry leader. As North America’s original manufacturer of concrete pavers, we have more than 40 years of experience and more than 10 billion stones in the ground. We’re trusted by hundreds of thousands of homeowners, contractors, and design professionals throughout the continent, and over the years our name has become synonymous with excellence.
Our Unilock Select™ paving stones are manufactured using advanced, proprietary technologies that make them beautiful, durable, and suitable for a wide range of outdoor projects. This popular collection features styles like:
• Courtstone® – Reminiscent of the weathered cobblestones lining the streets of old Europe, these paving stones incorporate concrete technology that makes them well suited for the heaviest of traffic, thanks to their exceptional strength (up to four times that of poured concrete).
• Torino™ – Resembling hand-honed thermal bluestone, these pavers provide a cool, slip-resistant surface that is impervious to chlorine and other chemicals, making them a perfect choice for pool decks.
Unilock paving stones consistently outperform other common landscaping materials, including asphalt, poured concrete, and wood, and when it comes to maintenance, they are also a better choice. That’s because unlike asphalt and traditional concrete, pavers withstand cracking when subjected to deep freeze / thaw cycles. And, unlike wood, paving stones don’t require regular painting and staining. Perhaps best of all, Unilock products are protected by a rock-solid, transferable lifetime guarantee, so you can feel confident when making this investment in your home.
For more information about our vast selection of paving stones for homeowners in Ft. Wayne, IN, please contact us today. A Unilock Authorized Contractor will be pleased to discuss your landscaping ideas and provide a free estimate.
