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Tremron Driveway & Pavers: The Orlando Owner’s Guide

We install and repair Tremron paver driveways and patios across Orlando at prices that typically run $7,000 – $18,000 for a full driveway and $3,500 – $11,000 for a paver patio, installed. Most paver repairs we handle are done same week, not same day, because the job usually involves pulling failed pavers, fixing the base underneath, and re-compacting before anything goes back down. You’ll know the system is failing when you see pavers sinking in one spot, water pooling where it didn’t before, or joints blowing out sand after every rain. In Orlando’s heat and afternoon downpours, those symptoms usually trace back to the base layer, not the paver itself.

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Which Tremron Models This Applies To

Tremron manufactures pavers in Orlando and Jacksonville, and the product lines we most often match for repair are the Stonehurst, Mega Olde Towne, and Lakeshore series. Each line has its own dimensions: Stonehurst runs 3-1/8 inches thick for driveway traffic, while some Lakeshore pavers come in at 2-3/8 inches for pedestrian areas. If you’re replacing pavers on a driveway, you need the thicker paver, no exceptions. The quickest way to identify your paver is to flip one over and look for the Tremron stamp on the underside, though color codes fade over time and we’ll often need to match against a sample board in sunlight, not inside a garage. One compatibility gotcha we see often in Orlando: pavers bought at different times from Tremron’s different plants will have slight color variation, so if we’re patching a section, we’ll sometimes pull pavers from an inconspicuous area and use new stock there instead. Penhallow Remodeling Orlando is an independent contractor, not affiliated with Tremron, but we work with their paver lines every week and can source both OEM and quality aftermarket replacements.

Signs Your Tremron Driveway & Pavers Are Failing

• Pavers sinking or dipping in one area. This almost always means the crushed concrete base underneath has washed out or was never compacted properly. Orlando’s sandy soil and heavy rains accelerate base erosion faster than most homeowners expect.
• Joint sand washing out after every storm. Florida’s afternoon downpours move water fast, and when the edge restraints aren’t holding, sand goes with it. You’ll notice it piling at the curb or in the grass line.
• Pavers rocking underfoot. A wobbly paver means the bedding layer under it has failed. If it’s one or two pavers, it’s a quick fix. If it’s a patch of twenty, the base needs attention.
• Water pooling on the surface. The paver itself is not the problem here, it’s a grading issue. But left alone in Orlando, standing water breeds mildew and accelerates settling, and the problem feeds itself.
• Edge pavers creeping outward. The edge restraint is failing or was never installed. Once the edges go, the whole field loosens. This is the most preventable failure and the one we see most often on DIY and older Orlando jobs.

Replacement Cost & What’s Included

For an Orlando paver driveway replacement, plan on $7,000 – $18,000 installed, with most single-car driveways landing between $8,500 and $12,500. The range is driven mainly by square footage, access to the job, and whether we’re reusing any existing base or building new from the dirt up. A paver patio replacement runs $3,500 – $11,000. Every quote includes excavation where needed, new or repaired base and bedding layers, paver installation, edge restraints, joint sand, and cleanup. We put that number in writing before any work starts, and it’s the number you’ll pay at the end, no change orders on top. If any paver or installed component fails within the first year, our 365-Day Done Right Promise covers the fix at no charge, in writing.

DIY or Call Us?

There’s real value in knowing what to look for before you call, and you can safely check a few things yourself: walk the driveway after rain and note where water pools, look for edge restraints that have pulled free, and count how many pavers are rocking. What you should not do is start pulling pavers and re-setting them individually as a long-term fix. Without addressing what’s happening underneath, that’s like repainting trim on a house with a failing roof. This is not a high-tension, dangerous part like a garage spring or an electrical panel, so a careful owner can absolutely re-seat a single paver in a pinch, but the problem comes when a handful of pavers become thirty and the base has shifted. That’s the point where we’d rather walk the job with you first. Call (850) 427-6454 and we’ll put eyes on it.