Hand-laid limestone, bluestone and sandstone crazy paving for courtyards, garden paths, side paths and pool surrounds. Every piece is set and pointed by hand, so no two jobs look the same.
We supply and install — or install stone you've already bought.
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Most crazy paving jobs we quote cost $170–$270 per m² supplied and laid. A typical 20m² courtyard or path usually lands around $3,400–$5,400 all up.
Crazy paving costs more to lay than square pavers because every piece is cut and fitted by hand. Where your job lands in the range depends on:
| Service | Price Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Brick Paving | $150–$250/m² | Clay or concrete pavers, herringbone or stretcher bond |
| Recycled Brick Paving | $170–$270/m² | Reclaimed red brick, sorted and cleaned before laying |
| Bluestone Paving | $190–$300/m² | Sawn, honed or natural split finish |
| Travertine Paving | $180–$280/m² | Tumbled or honed, French pattern or herringbone |
| Porcelain Paving | $180–$280/m² | Large-format, anti-slip rated tiles |
| Pool Paving | $200–$320/m² | Anti-slip rated, includes drainage falls |
| Patio Paving | $150–$280/m² | Pavers, bluestone, travertine or brick |
| Driveway Paving | $140–$220/m² | Brick, concrete or bluestone pavers on a heavy-duty base |
| Crazy Paving | $170–$270/m² | Limestone, sandstone, bluestone or flagstone |
Prices include GST and are a guide based on recent Melbourne jobs. Final price depends on access, excavation, drainage and material. Every job gets a free written fixed-price quote after a site visit — or send photos to 0406 170 544 for a quick estimate.
We'll bring samples to your free on-site quote so you can see them against your home.
Light, soft cream tones that brighten small courtyards and stay cooler underfoot.
Best for: courtyards, pool surroundsMelbourne's classic grey stone. Hard-wearing, with a natural texture that pairs well with bluestone capping and steps.
Best for: side paths, garden pathsWarm golds and browns with natural banding — a traditional look for period homes and cottage gardens.
Best for: garden paths, entriesMixed-colour stone with a natural split surface for a rustic, textured finish with good grip.
Best for: rustic gardens, outdoor areasFrom our base in Notting Hill we work across Melbourne's east, inner east, south-east & bayside.
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Antonio completed our bluestone paving in Hampton and the result is outstanding. The levels, drainage and finishing details are flawless. Highly recommended for high-end paving.
We had a fairly complicated drainage issue on the site, but Antonio came up with a solution and executed it perfectly. The workmanship was top quality, and there were no unexpected surprises along the way.
Antonio runs a very professional small business. Friendly, punctual and hard working. Built 2 retaining walls and remodelled our driveway paving. Would use Antonio's service again.
Antonio and his colleague did a great job with our backyard brick laying. Easy to deal with, on time and professional.
Antonio just completed some brick paving alongside our front fence. The paving looks fabulous and was completed in 2 days. He was reliable and the work was completed to a high standard.
Antonio cleared out our small backyard, laid some pavers and built a step around our existing deck. He was quick to respond, well priced, and was happy to change and vary the scope of works as needed.
It depends on the job. Stone laid on a mortar bed — crazy paving, and bluestone or travertine around pools and patios — usually gets grouted joints, which are firm and easy to keep clean. Pavers laid on a compacted sand and crushed-rock base, like brick and concrete pavers on driveways and paths, get polymeric sand, which sets firm, stays slightly flexible and helps keep weeds and ants out. We recommend the right one for your area on the site visit.
Most crazy paving jobs we quote cost $170–$270 per m² supplied and laid, and a typical 20m² courtyard or path usually lands around $3,400–$5,400. The final price depends on the stone, the base, demolition, steps and edges, and access. Every quote is free and confirmed in writing after an on-site measure-up.
Crazy paving uses irregular pieces of natural stone fitted together like a puzzle, bedded on mortar and hand-pointed. It creates a natural, one-of-a-kind surface for courtyards, paths and pool surrounds.
Often, yes — if the existing slab is sound, not cracked or moving, and already falls away from the house. We check it at the free quote. If it isn't suitable, we break it out and pour a new base.
Limestone is light and stays cooler underfoot, which suits courtyards and pools. Bluestone is Melbourne's classic hard-wearing grey stone. Sandstone and flagstone give a warmer, more rustic look. We'll bring samples so you can compare them against your home.
We recommend it. Sealing helps natural stone resist stains, moss and weathering, and makes it easier to keep clean. Most sealers need re-applying every few years.
Yes — ABN registered (39 104 568 456) with $20M public liability insurance. Certificates are provided with every written quote.
We lay limestone, bluestone and sandstone crazy paving across Melbourne's east, including Box Hill, Blackburn, Glen Waverley, Camberwell and Surrey Hills. Crazy stone suits the period homes and leafy gardens of these suburbs — curved garden paths, courtyards around established trees and informal patios. Prices are $170–$270/m² laid (inc GST); see our crazy paving cost guide for worked examples.
Book a free on-site visit and get a fixed, written quote from Antonio — with a reply the same day (Mon–Sat).
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