Paver patios and walkways
Compacted base, edge restraint and joint sand
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HARDSCAPE · ESSEX COUNTY
Hardscape contractor in Essex County, NJ
From West Orange's hillsides to Livingston's and Maplewood's tree-lined lots, hardscape in Essex County means planning around slopes and trees. We build paver patios, walkways, driveways, retaining walls and outdoor living spaces across the county.
Services
Hardscape services we offer
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 Essex County
Paver, crosswalk and sidewalk installation on county roadways falls under Essex County Public Works permits.
Essex County DPW permitsLocal Rules
Local rules that affect hardscape work
- Livingston: a Tree Removal Permit or exemption is required, handled by Zoning.Livingston Tree Planting & Removal
- Maplewood: a Tree Removal Permit is required.Maplewood Tree Removal Permit
- East Orange: Zoning Permit Application.East Orange zoning permit (PDF)
- Belleville: zoning schedule of regulations from Community Development.Belleville Community Development
Checked in October 2026. Rules change, so confirm with the town before work starts. General information, not legal advice.
Service Area
Towns we serve in Essex County
FAQ
Common questions about hardscape in Essex County
Can I remove a tree for a patio in Essex County?+
Rules vary. Livingston and Maplewood both require tree removal permits. Check your town before any tree comes down.
Do you build retaining walls on hillside lots?+
Yes. We build segmental block and stone retaining walls with drainage, including on sloped lots in towns like West Orange.
Do you give free estimates in Essex 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 Essex County?
Mehal Construction Corp. is registered with SAM.gov for federal contracting and with NJ Public Works for state government contracting.