Inspected workmanship
Unilock requires a workmanship inspection before a contractor is accepted into the authorized program.

What authorized means
The Unilock Authorized Contractor program reviews workmanship, experience, references, insurance, and ongoing participation. Those standards give homeowners more useful information when choosing an installer.
Unilock requires a workmanship inspection before a contractor is accepted into the authorized program.
Program requirements include experience verification and references from completed homeowner projects.
Liability insurance, workers’ compensation coverage, and professional business practices are reviewed.
Authorized status is renewed annually, with continued education helping installers stay current.
From credential to project
Compare Unilock colors, textures, laying patterns, and wall products against the way you want to use the space.
Coordinate excavation, base depth, grading, drainage, access, and finished edges for Massachusetts conditions.
Qualifying residential projects using 100% Unilock paver and wall products may receive Unilock’s two-year workmanship backing, subject to its terms and exclusions.
Unilock and hardscape project photos
A broader mix of A Cut Above patios, entries, walkways, walls, and completed outdoor rooms.
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Explore serviceShare the space, features, and material direction you have in mind. We’ll schedule a site visit and prepare a clear project proposal.