Orlando Pro Pavers understands that travertine offers a natural stone look and cooler surface temperature that few other paver materials can match, making it a favorite for pool decks and upscale patios. Orlando Pro Pavers installs travertine pavers in brick, herringbone, and modular French Versailles patterns, sourcing premium-grade stone for consistent color and durability. Installation includes a compacted base, precise cutting around curves and fixtures, and tightly sanded, sealed joints to protect the stone from staining and moisture. Naturally slip-resistant and heat-reflective, travertine remains one of the most popular paver choices for Central Florida's outdoor living spaces.


French Versailles pattern installed for a natural, upscale poolside entertaining space.

Modular-laid travertine path connects the driveway to a private garden entrance.

Cool-touch stone installed around a resort-style pool for year-round comfort.







Sloped yards, poor drainage, or difficult access can add 15–30% to labor costs

Larger projects cost less per square foot due to shared setup and mobilization

Modular patterns and other intricate patterns require more cutting/time

Removing an existing concrete slab or paver surface adds to total project cost

Steps, curves, borders, and drainage systems all add to the base price

Premium material like travertine or natural stone = more than standard pavers
Travertine stays notably cooler underfoot than concrete or dark pavers, making it far more comfortable for bare feet around a pool.
Yes, travertine typically costs more than standard concrete pavers due to its natural stone origin, though many homeowners find the upgraded look worth the cost.
Yes, sealing is essential for travertine to protect its porous surface from staining, chlorine exposure, and moisture damage.
Travertine performs well in heat and humidity, though regular sealing is important to protect against Florida's frequent, heavy rainfall.
Modular French Versailles is a classic choice for travertine's natural stone look, though herringbone and running bond are also common.
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