Aztec paving
Sales in Alberton

Aztec Paving is run by Richard Arthur who has been in sales for more than 38 years and believes that paving is either a good investment or a sorry waste of money, there is no middle ground. Visit our website http://aztecpaving.webs.com or call Aztec Paving for sound advice on which brick is best suited, then go out for quotes regarding installation.We have been also building lapa's in Gauteng for the last 7 years, phone for our latest specials.Richard 084 300 4220. The main reason that Aztec Paving should be on your quote list is so that you can get some sound advice regarding your paving venture.There are so many different types of paving bricks plus a large range of colours,  most salesmen will simply sell you what you want as apposed to assisting you with reasons why different bricks are best suited in different areas.

Paving is an investment when you choose to let us do your paving. We like to make your paving experience a pleasant investment and not a costly exercise. Our pricing is highly competitive and our quality is of the highest standards. Let us share our expert knowledge with you and then allow you to make a decision concerning your paving. There are various bricks which can be used for most paving areas but, when the correct one is used for a specific area then the paving becomes an investment and not a costly expense. Referrals are one of our main sources of work, which proves that a satisfied client will always bring more inquiries. But, and there is always a but, paving is not meant to last a year or two. There are critical issues that need to be looked at and performed during the installation process. Compaction is a critical step in the installation process and the area that is to be compacted needs to be wet to ensure maximum compaction. Compaction is normally done only once the ground has been cleared, scarified and water levels have been set in place. One can normally see if the compaction has been done correctly, but, only a year or two down the line. Always look for a company that has a track record, even if they are a bit more expensive than the no name brand company. Not all expensive paving is good paving and there are cheap alternatives which are often better than their expensive counterparts. Usually, these companies brainwash their salesmen/women into believing that their product or service is so superior and that their opposition is so inferior that there is just no comparison. Paving around a house or just doing a driveway can be very expensive at today’s prices and we need to know more regarding the quality of the various products available and the methods of installation. Clay bricks are always better than 99% of any cement or concrete product as clay is a natural product and it expands and contracts during various temperature changes, while, cement only shrinks every time it gets wet. This shows that in the long term, clay will outlast any other product if installed correctly. There are various types of clay paving bricks and one particular product is the broken clay paver. Clay paving bricks are put through a heating process and after this process inspectors discard any brick that is either not within parameters of colour or size that is currently being manufactured. These discarded bricks are normally broken in half and paving contractors purchase and install them in a circular pattern. There is nothing really wrong with the brick except it was outside of the specifications for the brick that was being manufactured at the time. These bricks are bought very cheap by the paving contractors, and likewise they can install these bricks at a very good price which is normally much cheaper than any whole brick, cement or clay. If this type of brick is installed correctly, the paved area should also outlast any cement or concrete paver. Why not drive around your neighborhood and look at the various types of paving that has been used and ask your neighbors for their experience regarding who they used and the brick type that was used, it will save you a lot of money in the long run.