“Jason did such an artistic job that I insisted on paying for a brick with his company name on it to place in the driveway apron. You don’t hang a painting that isn’t signed.”

“When I decided to replace my driveway and sidewalk in June of 2003, I considered and got estimates on three different ways to go – regular concrete, stamped cement or pavers.

Because I have large trees with big roots which had caused lifting and cracking problems with my old driveway and sidewalk, pavers seemed the way to go.  If the pavers lift, all you have to do is remove them with two butter knives, tamp down the earth and replace the pavers and add a little sand.

A friend told me about Kreinbrook Architectural Paving and I drove around to see some of their other installations.  All of them were beautiful.

Jason gave me a good price and so began the project.  Selecting the design and color were the most difficult part for me – so many choices.  I wanted something that would go with my stone house and also something that would not look “new.”  I wanted it to look like it had always been there.

I then turned the project over to Jason – having him design the layout and how to integrate the shrubs and trees I wanted to keep as part of the landscape. Jason did such an artistic job that I insisted on paying for a brick with his company name on it to place in the driveway apron.  You don’t hang a painting that isn’t signed and I wanted everyone who saw Jason’s work of art to know who was responsible.

Over the 40 years I have lived at this house I have hired many companies to do various projects.  This was the first time in that history where I had no complaints.  All of the work was done with outstanding professionalism.  In fact, I liked it so much, two years later I hired Jason to replace my back patio with pavers.  Once again I left the design to Jason and once again – a work of art.  No a day goes by that I don’t marvel at the beauty of my paver sidewalk, driveway and patios.  You are welcome to stop by at 1053 Edgewood Road in New Kensington to see his workmanship anytime.”

~ Pat Condelli, 1053 Edgewood Road, New Kensington, PA