Stone Pavers

The Brickyard stocks pavers in concrete, clay, wet-cast, and porcelain materials, along with reclaimed street pavers and granite cobbles. We also carry permeable paver options for environmentally conscious projects. Our inventory spans products from leading manufacturers including Unilock, Belgard, and Interstate Brick, giving you a wide range of styles, colors, and sizes.

Yes, we carry environmentally friendly permeable paver options suitable for residential driveways, patios, and walkways. Permeable pavers allow rainwater to filter through the surface and into the ground, reducing runoff and supporting sustainable landscaping. Our staff can help you determine if permeable pavers are the right fit for your site conditions and local drainage requirements.

Absolutely. Reclaimed street pavers and granite cobbles are excellent choices for patios, driveways, and walkways, adding historical character and durability. The Brickyard holds one of the largest stocks of reclaimed paving stones in the Milwaukee area. Each batch retains its unique patina from its original location, giving your project a distinctive, authentic appearance not achievable with new materials.

Yes, The Brickyard offers local and statewide delivery throughout Wisconsin, with rates varying by location. We serve the greater Milwaukee area and Southeastern Wisconsin as our primary service region. For reclaimed brick and paving materials, we have also shipped nationally and internationally. Contact our sales team at (414) 481-9600 for a delivery quote specific to your location.

Yes. Our trained and experienced staff provide expert consultation to help you select the right paver material, style, and size for your specific project. Whether you're planning a residential patio, a commercial hardscaping job, or a restoration project requiring matched reclaimed stone, we offer product selection assistance, installation specification guides, and contractor recommendations.

Concrete pavers are manufactured from a cement and aggregate mix, offering a wide range of shapes, colors, and textures at a generally lower cost. Clay pavers are kiln-fired from natural clay, giving them richer color that runs throughout the material and excellent long-term durability. Clay pavers tend to retain their color longer, while concrete pavers offer greater design versatility and are widely used in both residential and commercial applications.