Paver & Turf Installation
Combine pavers and artificial turf to create beautiful, functional outdoor spaces that blend hardscape and greenery perfectly.

Why Elizabeth Homeowners Love Paver and Turf Combinations
Pavers alone give you a hard, functional surface but no greenery. Artificial turf alone looks great but doesn't define spaces or provide walking paths. When you combine them, you get the best of both worlds. Pavers create structure, pathways, and seating areas while turf adds color, softness, and that natural lawn feel.
This combination has become hugely popular throughout Elizabeth and Union County because it solves so many landscape challenges. You get drainage from both materials, minimal maintenance, and design flexibility that pure grass or pure hardscape can't match. Plus, the contrast between stone and grass creates visual interest that makes your outdoor space stand out.
Design Ideas for Paver and Turf Layouts
The beauty of combining pavers and turf is the endless design options. We work with you to create a layout that fits your style and how you actually use your yard. Here are popular combinations we install in Elizabeth:
- Paver pathways through turf. Create walking paths that connect different areas of your yard without creating muddy trails through grass.
- Patio with turf borders. Install a paver patio for furniture and grilling, then frame it with artificial grass for a softer transition to your landscaping.
- Checkerboard patterns. Alternate paver squares with turf squares to create a modern, geometric look that's visually striking.
- Turf strips between pavers. Run narrow bands of artificial grass between paver rows for a contemporary design that adds green without reducing usable space.
- Play areas with paver edges. Use pavers to define borders around turf play spaces, creating clean lines and preventing edge erosion.
How We Install Paver and Turf Together
Installing pavers and artificial turf in the same space requires careful coordination. Both materials need proper base preparation and drainage. We start by creating a unified grading plan that ensures water flows away from your home regardless of whether it hits pavers or turf. Then we install the hardscape first, setting pavers with appropriate base materials and edge restraints.
Once pavers are secure, we prep the turf areas with compacted base and install the artificial grass. The key is making clean transitions between materials so pavers and turf sit at the same height. This prevents tripping hazards and creates a seamless look. We secure turf edges next to hardscape with concealed restraints that won't shift over time. The result is a cohesive outdoor space that looks professionally designed.
Maintenance and Long-Term Benefits
Paver and turf combinations are incredibly low maintenance. The pavers need occasional sweeping and maybe annual sealing depending on the stone type. The turf needs periodic rinsing and brushing. That's about it. No mowing, no edging, no weeding between pavers, no reseeding bare spots. Both materials last 15 to 20 years or more with minimal care, making them smart long-term investments for your Elizabeth home. If you're considering this type of installation, think about combining it with other features like pet-friendly turf for dogs or a small putting green integrated into the design. We also handle full residential turf installations if you decide to maximize the green space. Ready to explore paver and turf options for your property? Request a free design consultation and let's create something beautiful together.
