Fill both install seasons, then keep every patio coming back.
Paver work comes in a spring window and a fall window. The patios you have already built bring sealing, repairs and add-ons in between.
- Book spring installs before the ground thaws
- Run sealing and repair as their own line of work
- Offer lighting and seating to past clients
A paver company has two install windows, March to June and September to November (Clicks Geek, 2026), plus a list of finished patios that can bring work all year. The plan fills the windows with search and keeps past clients coming back for sealing, repairs and add-ons such as lighting or a seating wall.
Lead prices hold steady, so plan for volume
In 99calls' 2026 figures, the median landscaping lead cost only moved between $56 in April and $66 in February. What swings through the year is how many people search. So spending rises when demand does and your crew has room, and the slow months go to estimates and design for spring.
Past patios are a second line of work
One Central Florida sealer prices clean-and-seal at $1.50 to $3.00 a square foot (Castle Clean and Seal, 2026), and Fixr puts paver repair at $7 to $30 (2025). Add-ons follow too: 83% of renovated outdoor spaces have a seating area, and 66% of those have lighting (Houzz, 2026). Keep a list of every patio, its size and what it still lacks.
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A few things you might be wondering
Should we tell clients how often to reseal?
Not as a set number of years. We found no reliable source for one, so the honest advice is to inspect and quote by the patio's condition. Log the date of each seal so the next check lands on your calendar, not theirs.
When should a paver crew get ready for spring?
In winter, while the ground is frozen. Clicks Geek, an ad agency, says the hardscapers it works with scale ad spend up 30 to 50% in the spring and fall windows (2026). The pages, photos and campaigns should be ready before then, so the extra money lands on finished work.
Is there demand beyond new patios?
Yes. Worn-out or broken outdoor features were the top reason for 2026 outdoor renovations, named by 41% of homeowners in Houzz's study. Some of those owners need a repair, and some a rebuild. Both are worth a page and a reply.
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The hardscaping & paver installation year, and where the money is
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- Peak
- March to June, when homeowners want a patio ready for the outdoor season, then September to November before the ground freezes.clicksgeek.com and houzz.com
- Shoulder
- July and August in hot markets, then late November. Calls thin out, but what a lead costs you barely moves with the season.
- Quiet
- December to February wherever the ground freezes. Warm markets install all winter. Everywhere else it is design and estimate work, filling the spring calendar.
- What triggers a call
- A paver patio that has sunk or gone uneven; A cracked concrete slab they want replaced; Wanting a place to host people outside; Just bought the house, the backyard is bare; A new pool with nothing built around it; A new build with dirt where the patio should be
- Typical residential job
- A single paver patio costs about $2,400 to $7,000. A patio built together with a retaining wall and walkway runs $8,000 to $50,000 and up.clicksgeek.com, 2026
- Comes back
- Sealing and repair bring the same customer back to the same patio. People also build outdoors in stages, so the patio you finish this year becomes the lighting, the seating wall or the fire pit next year.
Google first for hardscaping & paver installation. Here is why.
- First channel
- Google first. By the time somebody looks up a paver patio, they have already decided they want one, and they call whoever Google shows them first. Meta does the quieter work, keeping your finished patios in front of people nearby so your name is already known when they go looking.
- Second channel
- Facebook and Instagram are where the before and after photos do their work. People who have watched your patios get built are the ones who hire you when they go searching for an installer.