Paver Supplier in Scotts Valley
Hundreds of Paving Stone Styles, Colors, and Sizes in Stock
Forklift Delivery on Heavy Palletized Loads
One-on-One Service and Expert Material Advice
Trusted Paver Supplier Backed by Experience, Selection, and Local Knowledge
Central Home Supply is a family-owned paver supplier serving homeowners and contractors across Scotts Valley, Santa Cruz, Santa Clara, and Monterey Counties. We have been in the materials business for 50+ years, and we carry more than 2,500 products — concrete pavers, porcelain, travertine, clay, permeable systems, over 100 types of natural stone, and retaining wall materials in hundreds of colors, shapes, and sizes. Our team helps you match materials to your project, budget, and site, then delivers them where the work is happening. We supply the materials and refer you to licensed local contractors for the installation. No project is too big or small.
Paver Supplier in Scotts Valley and Santa Cruz County
Central Home Supply stocks pavers for driveways, walkways, patios, and pool decks at our Scotts Valley yard. We carry concrete, permeable, porcelain, and travertine paving stones from leading interlocking paver brands, in hundreds of colors, sizes, shapes, and patterns.
Contractors and homeowners both buy here. Bring in a loose unit or a clear photo of your existing patio, and our staff will help you match it. Forklift delivery is our specialty, which matters on the narrow roads and steep driveways common across this county.
Click paver brand logos below to view our full offering of colors and styles, including our complete Techo Bloc lineup.
Paver Types We Stock
Every outdoor project starts with the right material for the surface, the traffic, and the site. Here is what we carry.
Concrete Pavers
Concrete pavers are the most common choice for driveways and patios in this area. They hold up under vehicle loads, cost less per square foot than natural stone, and come in the widest range of colors, shapes, and patterns we carry. Better manufacturers use face-mix construction, which puts the finer aggregate and pigment in the top layer where wear actually happens.
Permeable Pavers
Permeable pavers let water pass through the joints into a gravel base instead of running off into the street. Those drainage properties help with stormwater requirements on new construction and reduce pooling on flat patios and driveways. We stock permeable systems in several sizes and colors.
Porcelain Pavers
Porcelain resists stains, frost, and fading better than most materials, and maintenance rarely goes past sweeping and rinsing. The surface stays cooler underfoot than concrete, which is why it shows up so often on covered outdoor living areas and around water.
Travertine and Natural Stone Pavers
Travertine stays cool in direct sunlight, which makes it the usual pick for a pool deck. We carry it alongside marble, limestone, and flagstone, plus over 100 other types of natural stone. Stone weathers well and holds its appearance for decades.
Clay Pavers
Clay pavers hold their color permanently rather than fading with sun exposure, and they remain a long-standing choice for walkways and sidewalks.
Wall Materials, Tools, and Accessories
Retaining wall blocks, wall caps, edging, base rock, gravel, bedding, and polymeric sand, sealing products and cleaners, and masonry and compaction tools that finish a job — all available in the same yard.
Choosing Pavers for Your Outdoor Space
Match the material to what the surface actually has to handle.
Driveways
Units rated for vehicle loads, over a properly built base. Interlocking systems spread that load across the surface instead of driving it through single units, so the paving holds its line under traffic.
Patios and Walkways
Thinner profiles, large-format slabs, and circle kits all open up here. This is where most homeowners start comparing patterns.
Pool Decks
Materials that stay cool underfoot and stand up to salt and chlorine, which usually points to travertine or porcelain.
Slopes and Drainage-Restricted Sites
Permeable systems, so water passes through the joints instead of running off.
Tell our team what the space has to handle, and we will narrow the options before you start comparing prices.
What Separates Quality Concrete Pavers From Budget Products
Three markers separate a paver that lasts from one that only looks good in photos.
Weight and Density
A dense paver has less void space, absorbs less water, and survives heavy traffic without spalling.
Face-Mix Construction
Color and strength are concentrated at the wearing surface, rather than spread evenly through a unit that will only ever show its top.
Color Consistency Across Production Lots
This matters the day you extend a patio or replace a damaged section and need the new material to match what is already down.
Why Homeowners and Contractors Choose Central Home Supply
Hundreds of Paving Stone Styles, Colors, and Sizes in Stock
Concrete, porcelain, travertine, clay, permeable systems, and over 100 types of natural stone, plus the base rock, sand, edging, and tools that finish the job. Whatever pattern you found online, we can usually match it in the yard.
Forklift Delivery on Heavy Palletized Loads
A single pallet of pavers can run well over a ton, and local slopes make delivery a planning problem. Tell us about access and where the pallets need to land, and our trucks will get them there.
One-on-One Service and Expert Material Advice
We run your square footage and tell you what each option costs before you commit. Bring a photo and we can often identify the line and what still matches. When you need it installed, we refer you to licensed local contractors.
How to Plan Your Outdoor Project, Step by Step
STEP 1
Visit the Yard or Send a Photo
Come see full-size displays at 180 El Pueblo Road, or send photos and dimensions ahead of time. Seeing color and texture in daylight settles decisions that catalogs never do.
STEP 2
Choose Your Materials and Confirm Quantities
We walk you through paver types, patterns, and prices against your budget, calculate quantities from your measurements, and tell you what is in stock now versus what needs ordering. Take samples home before anything is ordered.
STEP 3
Pick Up or Schedule Delivery
Load out at the yard, or book delivery to your site. Tell us about access, slope, and where the pallets need to land — that planning is what keeps a delivery on schedule in this terrain.
STEP 4
Get a Contractor Referral
Working with your own installer, or need one? We point you toward licensed local contractors who work with these materials regularly, and we stay available for additional materials as the job progresses.
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