The honest short answer first: published GTA industry guides (home.renovation.reviews) list standard interlock pavers at $22–$30 per square foot installed in 2026, premium pavers at $30–$42, and natural stone at $42–$60+. Milton Stone’s published chart puts small jobs at $10.5K–$16K, average jobs at $17.5K–$25K, and large at $30.5K+. Those are industry benchmarks — Pisces gives free custom quotes for your actual lot.
These are not our prices — they are published GTA market figures, shown so you can spot a quote that is wildly high or suspiciously low.
| Source | 2026 published range | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| home.renovation.reviews | $22–$30 / sq ft | Standard interlock pavers, installed |
| home.renovation.reviews | $30–$42 / sq ft | Premium pavers, installed |
| home.renovation.reviews | $42–$60+ / sq ft | Natural stone, installed |
| Milton Stone | $10.5K–$16K | Small jobs (published chart) |
| Milton Stone | $17.5K–$25K | Average jobs (published chart) |
| Milton Stone | $30.5K+ | Large jobs (published chart) |
A 600 sq ft double driveway at the standard rate lands roughly in the mid-teens to low-twenties in thousands of dollars — which lines up with Milton Stone’s average-job band. Our GTA interlock driveway guide walks through the build step by step.
Two identical-looking driveways can be priced thousands apart. Here is what actually moves the number:
Get three quotes, then compare them on the same lines — not just the bottom number:
Published GTA industry guides (home.renovation.reviews) put standard interlock pavers at $22–$30 per square foot installed, premium pavers at $30–$42, and natural stone at $42–$60+. Milton Stone’s published chart lists small jobs at $10.5K–$16K, average at $17.5K–$25K, and large at $30.5K+. Pisces gives free custom quotes after a free site visit.
A proper per-square-foot price covers excavation to full depth, base material, compacting in thin lifts, geotextile fabric where needed, the pavers themselves, edge restraints, polymeric sand and final cleanup. Always ask what’s included — a low quote that skips excavation depth isn’t cheaper, it’s thinner.
Published ranges assume straightforward sites. Deep clay excavation, poor drainage that needs French drains, tight access for machinery, steps or retaining edges, premium stone and a heated snow-melting layer all raise the price. A good contractor shows you exactly which of these apply to your lot.
Yes, often noticeably less than new stone, because you’re reusing the pavers and only paying for the new base, sand and labour. It only works if your existing pavers are intact — cracked or spalling pavers will fail again. We assess honestly at the free site visit and tell you if relay is worth it.
A hydronic snow-melting layer adds tubing, insulation, a boiler and licensed hookups on top of the driveway build — see our heated driveway guide for the 2026 component ranges. It’s cheapest to add during new construction, since excavation is already happening. Call 647-860-0400 for a custom estimate.
Yes. Call 647-860-0400 or email info@pisceslandscaper.ca and we’ll arrange a free on-site visit. You get a written, itemized quote — excavation, base, materials, drainage, cleanup — so you can compare it line by line with anyone else.
Tell us about your driveway — we’ll visit, measure, and give you a written quote you can actually compare.
Pisces Interlock & Landscaping — 45 Woodward Ave, Thornhill, ON L3T 1E6