Driveway Pavers

The cost to pave a 300-foot driveway varies based on material type, width, and site preparation requirements. Clay and concrete pavers generally range from $10–$30 per square foot installed. Reclaimed or specialty pavers may cost more. The Brickyard provides pricing on request — contact our team for a material estimate tailored to your specific project dimensions.

The Brickyard stocks driveway pavers in concrete, clay brick, wet-cast, and porcelain materials. We also carry environmentally friendly permeable pavers and reclaimed antique street pavers. Our inventory is sourced from leading manufacturers including Unilock, Belgard, Endicott, Interstate Brick, and many others, giving you a wide range of styles and price points.

Yes. Permeable pavers are an excellent driveway option — they allow rainwater to drain through the surface and into the ground, reducing runoff and supporting sustainable landscaping. The Brickyard carries permeable paver options and our staff can help you determine whether they are suitable for your soil conditions and local drainage requirements.

Absolutely. The Brickyard maintains the largest stock of reclaimed street pavers and granite cobbles in the Milwaukee area. These pavers offer a distinctive, historic character that new materials cannot replicate. Each batch retains its original patina, making it perfect for homeowners seeking a unique driveway aesthetic with genuine historical authenticity.

Yes. The Brickyard provides local and statewide delivery throughout Milwaukee and Southeastern Wisconsin. Delivery rates vary by location. For large driveway projects requiring bulk quantities, our team can coordinate delivery logistics. Contact our sales staff at (414) 481-9600 to get a delivery quote specific to your address and order size.

Yes. Our trained and experienced sales team specializes in product selection assistance for both residential and commercial driveway projects. We can help you compare materials, review design options, provide installation specification guides, and recommend qualified local contractors — ensuring you choose pavers that suit your budget, aesthetic, and performance requirements.