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HARDSCAPE · BERGEN COUNTY

Hardscape contractor in Bergen County, NJ

Bergen County lots are often small, so every paver patio, walkway and driveway counts against coverage and drainage limits. Several towns publish clear rules on coverage, driveway zoning and retaining walls. We build paver patios, walkways, driveways, retaining walls and outdoor living spaces across the county.

Services

Hardscape services we offer

Paver patios and walkways

Compacted base, edge restraint and joint sand

Paver driveways

Built on a deeper base for vehicle loads

Retaining walls

Segmental block walls with drainage stone and pipe

Outdoor living

Seat walls, steps, fire pit surrounds and borders

County Rules

Working on county roads in Bergen County

Driveway or walkway work that cuts into a Bergen County road needs a county road opening permit.

Bergen County road opening policy (PDF)
Local Rules

Local rules that affect hardscape work

Checked in October 2026. Rules change, so confirm with the town before work starts. General information, not legal advice.

FAQ

Common questions about hardscape in Bergen County

Does a paver patio count toward impervious coverage in Bergen County towns?+
Usually, yes. Fair Lawn, for example, posts a worksheet for calculating impervious coverage. Check your town's limits before you plan.
Do I need zoning approval for a new driveway?+
In many Bergen towns, yes. Teaneck and Bergenfield both list driveways among projects needing zoning approval.
Do you give free estimates in Bergen County?+
Yes. Send us the details through our quote form or call (917) 532-5651. We review requests Monday to Friday, 7:00 am to 5:00 pm.

Planning hardscape work in Bergen County?

Mehal Construction Corp. is registered with SAM.gov for federal contracting and with NJ Public Works for state government contracting.