Best Paver Companies in Scottsdale (2026): An Honest Comparison

    Written by Stone Creations. We're one of the companies on this list, so here's exactly how we compared everyone, with links so you can check every fact yourself. Information as of October 2026.

    How to choose a paver installer

    There isn't one company that's best for every homeowner. We compared specialty focus, listed licenses, company history, available review snapshots and whether the scope includes other outdoor work. This is not an independent ranking or a survey of every installer, and the companies below are not ordered by review score. Missing figures mean no figure is provided here, not that a company has no reviews or license.

    • Check the license. Use the Arizona ROC website to confirm status and classification yourself.
    • Ask what goes under the pavers. John's driveway standard is 4 inches of compacted ABC, wet down and compacted in lifts, not DG or quarter minus. Ask for the base material and compaction method in the written scope.
    • Match the specialty to your job. A pavers-only specialist and a full-service landscaper serve different scopes. Decide whether you need just paving or several outdoor trades.
    • Look at finished work and reviews. Check projects similar to yours and read the original sources, not just a star score.

    Six companies to compare

    5. Sonoran Pavers

    On Scottsdale Road. “Over 20 years” per its website, with a focus on new construction and builders. Company website

    6. Burke Outdoor Concepts

    Tempe-based, offering pavers plus turf and landscape. Company website

    Why we think Stone Creations is the right choice for most Scottsdale paver projects

    That's our opinion, not an independent award. Our case is straightforward: a pavers-only focus, John involved on every design, 25+ years since founding in April 2000, and a driveway base standard of 4 inches of compacted ABC, wet down and compacted in lifts. If your main goal is paving with the owner involved, those are the reasons to consider us. If you want one company for several outdoor trades, compare the full-service options too.

    See finished projectsRead Stone Creations ReviewsSee John's pricing

    Frequently asked questions

    How much does a paver driveway cost in Scottsdale?

    A typical two-car driveway of about 550–900 sq ft in standard concrete pavers costs $5,000–$10,000 installed. Side note: about $9–$11 per sq ft. Removing old concrete adds about $1,400–$2,700.

    How do I check a contractor's license?

    Use the Arizona Registrar of Contractors website at roc.az.gov/contractor-search. Search the company name or ROC number and confirm the license status and classification before hiring. Check a license at Arizona ROC.

    Pavers-only or full-service landscaper?

    A pavers-only specialist suits homeowners whose main project is a driveway, patio, walkway or pool deck and who want focused installation experience. A full-service landscaper can suit a broader outdoor project involving turf, kitchens, pergolas or landscape design. Check the license, finished work and installation scope either way.