Looking for pavers near me in Butler County? Nesbit's Landscape Supply stocks more than 30 paver and flagstone styles from Unilock and R.I. Lampus at our yard on Pittsburgh Rd. in Butler, PA.
Homeowners and contractors buy from us for patios, walkways, pool decks and driveways. Order a full pallet for a new patio, or buy by the piece for a repair, a border or a short walkway. We deliver pavers up to 80 miles from the yard, from the North Hills of Pittsburgh to Mercer, Venango and Clarion counties.
How to Choose Pavers for Your Project
Choose the paver by the job it has to do, then narrow by size, texture and color. Whether you searched for patio pavers near me or walkway pavers for a front entry, here's where each line in our catalog fits best.
Patio Pavers
Large 3-piece systems and big slabs cover a patio fast with fewer joints. Look at Beacon Hill, Bristol Valley (with a 10-year sealer applied at the factory), Umbriano, Arcana and Grandview with the Lampus Proguard finish.
Walkway Pavers
Smaller units follow curves and fit narrow paths without heavy cutting. Treo is the smaller version of Beacon Hill, Holland Premier is our most popular 4" x 8", Brussels Block has a tumbled, rustic look, and Pennsylvania Flagstone is natural bluestone.
Driveway Pavers
These lines are made to carry vehicle traffic: Copthorne and Courtstone, both wet cast, Clarion from R.I. Lampus, Boulevard for large plank driveways, and Eco-Tek permeable pavers by special order.
If you're after brick pavers near me, look at our 4 lines with a classic brick shape: Holland Premier, Hollandstone, Town Hall or Holland Proguard. To see pavers installed, browse our Idea Gallery.
Concrete Pavers or Natural Stone?
Nesbit's sells both. Concrete pavers from Unilock and R.I. Lampus are made to exact sizes with consistent color. Natural flagstone is quarried stone, so every piece varies in shape, color and thickness.
| Concrete Pavers | Natural Flagstone | |
|---|---|---|
| Brands and lines | Unilock, R.I. Lampus | Pennsylvania Flagstone (bluestone), West Mountain Flagstone (sandstone), Patio Pack, Unilock Limestone and Sandstone |
| Shape | Uniform sizes and patterns | Irregular or dimensional cut |
| Color | Consistent from pallet to pallet | Natural variation from stone to stone |
| Finishes | EnduraColor, Proguard, smooth, tumbled | Natural stone surface |
| How it's sold | By the pallet or by the piece | Pennsylvania Flagstone by the pallet; Patio Pack at 166.25 sq. ft. per pack |
| Best for | Patios, walkways, pool decks, driveways | Patios, walkways, stepping stones |
Finish the Job with Paver Joint Sand
Paver joint sand locks the pavers together once they're laid. Polymeric joint sand hardens after it's watered in, which helps keep weeds and ants out of the joints. We carry Alliance Gator polymeric sand along with Gator fabric, geogrid, sealers and cleaners, plus DeWitt landscape fabric, so the base-to-finish materials come in one order.
Questions About Buying Pavers
If you're deciding where to buy pavers or paving stones near me in Butler County, Nesbit's Landscape Supply sells Unilock and R.I. Lampus pavers plus natural flagstone at 337 Pittsburgh Rd., Butler, PA 16002. You can order for pickup or have pavers delivered up to 80 miles from the yard. Call 724-586-6317 or request an estimate online.
You can buy pavers by the piece at Nesbit's, as well as by the full pallet. Buying by the piece works well for a repair, a border or a short walkway where a full pallet would be too much. Natural flagstone such as Pennsylvania Flagstone is sold by the pallet.
Nesbit's delivers pavers up to 80 miles from our yard in Butler, PA. That reaches Pittsburgh, Cranberry, Wexford, Zelienople, Harmony, Grove City, Clarion and Franklin. Most in-stock paver orders arrive within a few business days. For projects farther away, we can arrange freight shipping.
The cost of a 20x20 paver patio depends on the paver line, the square footage, the base materials and the delivery distance. A 20x20 patio is 400 square feet. Order 5 to 10% extra for cuts, so plan on 420 to 440 square feet of pavers, plus gravel base, bedding sand, edging and joint sand. Send your measurements through Get an Estimate and we'll price the full material list.
The difference between pavers and stepping stones is how they're set. Pavers fit tightly together on a compacted base to form a solid patio or walkway surface. Stepping stones sit on their own with grass, mulch or gravel between them. Some stepping stone pavers work both ways; Pennsylvania Flagstone is a common choice for both. See our Stepping Stones category for more options.
Nesbit's sells both concrete pavers and real stone. Unilock and R.I. Lampus pavers are concrete, made to exact sizes with color-fast finishes like EnduraColor and Proguard. Pennsylvania Flagstone, West Mountain Flagstone, the Patio Pack and Unilock's Indian limestone and sandstone are natural stone, so each piece varies slightly in color and thickness.
Paver joint sand is needed on every paver patio and walkway. It fills the joints so the pavers lock together and don't shift. Polymeric joint sand hardens after it's watered in, which helps keep weeds and ants out. Nesbit's carries Alliance Gator polymeric sand, and our team can tell you how many bags your project needs.
Unilock pavers are on display at Nesbit's Landscape Supply in Butler, PA. We carry more than 20 Unilock paver lines, including Beacon Hill, Bristol Valley, Umbriano and Copthorne, plus R.I. Lampus pavers made in Springdale, PA. Our Idea Gallery shows finished projects built with these products.
How Our Team Helps Plan Your Paver Project
Nesbit's sales team helps homeowners and contractors pick the right paver, then works up the quantities and a full material list, from the gravel base to the edging and joint sand. If you want to see the project before you order, ask about 3D design.
Measurements make the biggest difference. When you send the size of your patio or walkway with your estimate request, we can price the whole project accurately the first time.
Nesbit's sells material and does not install it. If you still need an installer, we can recommend local contractors who buy their pavers from our yard. We've been family owned and operated since 1994.
I only had an idea of what I wanted, and Kevin was super about walking me through my DIY project. Friendly, helpful, knowledgeable, accurate and reasonable. I will buy from them again.
-Mark H.