What to Ask a Paver Contractor in Nocatee
A few direct questions protect your pavers and your wallet. Ask them of every company that quotes your job.
What should a paver company prove before it starts?
A paver crew can spend one or two days at your home, running hoses, cleaners and sprayers a few feet from your stucco, screens and landscaping. It is fair to know exactly who they are first, and a dependable company has the answers on hand. Want help sorting through it? Call (904) 747-6756.
Current liability insurance
Ask for a general liability certificate dated for this year, so any damage on the job is the company's claim and not yours.
The right license for the work
Ask which Florida license or county registration covers the exact scope, especially if leveling or relaying pavers is part of it.
A real local business
Look for a phone that gets answered, recent jobs in St. Johns County and one named person in charge of your project.
Everything in writing
Get the price, the steps and the sealer name on paper before any equipment is unloaded.
Is a license required for paver work in St. Johns County?
That depends on the scope. Washing and sealing are a different job from pulling up and relaying pavers, so ask about licensing for any repair or new paver work in the plan. St. Johns County also says businesses operating in the county need a Local Business Tax Receipt from the Tax Collector. For a price on your own pavers, request your free estimate.
You can check this on your own. Search a company by name or license number in the license lookup from the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation. For insurance, ask the company's agent to send the certificate to you directly. Questions while you compare? Call (904) 747-6756.
What sets a careful paver contractor apart?
They plan around rain
Sealer needs dry pavers, so a careful company tracks the forecast and calls ahead if the date has to change.
They know their products
They can name the sealer brand and finish and tell you whether it works with the coat already on your pavers.
They inspect before pricing
They walk every paved area and point out sunken spots, peeling sealer and puddles before giving a final number.
They respect HOA rules
They know many Nocatee associations review changes seen from the road, and they put the finish in writing so you can share it.
What kinds of companies might reach out?
See the sample contractor profiles for the types of businesses that handle this work.
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