Joe Burgey & Sons Yard and HardScape LLC

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Burgey College Hill Complete

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Photo from 2018 project

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Step 1 - Dig out the space

First step for a paver walkway, dig out the area.

Step 2

We fill the shaped area with substrate and waterproof liner.

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This is the beginning

To create our design, we must first remove the existing hardscape.

Excavation is Part

of the job. We need a clean surface.

Walkway Done

This walkway will last for a long time. We edged it to prevent shifting.

Walkway

This walkway leads guests to your door.

Burgey College Hill Complete

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We Build Retaining Walls

Retaining walls are both aesthetic and functional. They can provide a focal point and hide an unattractive wall.

Retaining Wall

This is a full view of the pool retaining wall project. Retaining walls, like this one, are an attractive way to beautify an unsightly area in your outdoor living space.

Retaining Wall

This retaining wall helps contain an area of soil and prevents landslides.

Outdoor Living Retaining Wall

Retaining Wall

Generally, retaining walls are solid structures that do not have ingress or egress points. This retaining wall, however, had to have a point where the homeowners could get access to the outdoor space and the home above.

Retaining Wall and Steps

The steps that are embedded in the retaining wall provide points of ingress and egress.

2015 Retaining Wall

Steps are an unusual feature in a retaining wall. However, they were essential in this project.

Retaining Wall

Two sets of steps? Yes, it can be done. Whatever functional features you need can be incorporated in a hardscape project.

An Easton, PA Paver Project

We are the hardscape specialists. We started this project a few weeks ago. It's in College Hill too.

A College Hill Project

This is the start of our paver projects. We're preparing the ground for the pavers.

Paver and Sidewalk Project

We've removed the existing material and are preparing the ground for the pavers. Proper preparation is a very important part of any paver project.

Project Final Product

Here's the beautiful paver walkway we completed in College Hill this month.

Part of the Final Product

This is a part of the project. It's a paver path along the side of the house. Takes you from the back of the house to meet the walkway in the front.

A Gorgeous Entryway

This is our final product. It's gorgeous, isn't it? Don't you want one for your home?

Alpha, New Jersey Rear View

This is a rear view of the finished product. The project includes a number of features; circles, a fire pit, a retaining wall and the paver patio.

Rear veiw of Alpha, New Jersey Proje

This is the finished product. We showed this first. The photos that follow show part of the process.

Alpha, New Jersey Project

We're almost finished with this project. The pavers are laid and we are edging the circle and the rest of the pavers. Edging helps to prevent shifting.

Alpha, New Jersey Projet

Circles make great accents. We created a circle accent in the middle of the paver patio. We edged it, to keep the bricks from shifting.

Alpha, New Jersey Project

We laid pavers all over the prepared surface. The beautiful pattern was created with the pavers. We are going to head to the last step, edging.

Alpha, New Jersey Project

We've started laying pavers in one section. We'd already prepared the ground and build the pavers around the circle.

Alpha, New Jersey Project

This is part of the Alpha project. We cleared all of this area so would could make the paver patio in our first photo. We're prepping the ground.

Alpha, New Jersey Project

We excavated to prepare the ground for the paves. We always use a substrate and sand to prepare the ground. This is the step before the preparation.

An earlier Palmer project

We were hired to beautify this home. We're going to add steps and a patio.

Palmer side view - Start

This is a view before we removed the walkway and started excavation.

Palmer Excavation

We started by removing the existing hardscape.

Palmer Start - stage 2

We're still removing the existing cement walkway.

Palmer Bilco Excavation

To create the hardscape we designed, we have to remove the existing Bilco door. Bye, bye door!

Create the Shape

We've removed the existing hardscape, now we dig to create room for the substrate and pavers.

Prepping for the Pavers

These materials help your pavers stay in place. It's like creating a foundation for your home. No shifting.

Sand is an integral part of the job

Yup, we add sand. Want to know why? Call Joe Burgey and Sons. We'll tell you why.

Paver steps and the foundation

We've started creating. Here are the paver steps that lead into the home.

Circular paver steps

It's no just lying pavers. We make sure the steps match your new hardscape.

Paver Patio

Her'e another element to the project. The paver patio. It will tie everything together.

Edging is a Finishing Touch

We edge for two reasons: To prevent paver shift over time; and To add an attractive finish.

Finished Product

And her'e the finished project. Completed: paver patio and steps.