The technical and professional installation of paver floors in entrances, walkways, driveways, and patios. This activity involves removing and cleaning the base or surface where the paver will be installed, removing an average of 2 to 5 inches. After this cleaning and leveling, the installation pattern is planned and defined, together with tracing the lines that will define the border or perimeter of the installation area. Once the installation pattern is selected, the activity proceeds, which consists of installing

the paver manually and orderly, ensuring each paver is adjusted to avoid displacements.

It is important to remember that paver pieces will be discretely cut according to the defined perimeter.

Once the installation is completed, the paver is Confined by creating a cement border around the exterior perimeter.

This border is placed slightly below the paver and later covered with another element or material, usually grass or turf in exterior areas.

Finally, to complete the installation, fine washed sand is spread over the paver area.

Abundant water, preferably from a hose, is used to ensure the sand penetrates the joints between

the pavers, filling the spaces and preventing paver displacement.

Once the sand is placed, the paver is washed and swept to remove excess sand.