Walkways & Entryways in Hewlett, NY

Hewlett sits on the south shore coastal plain with flat terrain and predominantly sandy soils that generally drain well. However, properties in lower-lying areas closer to the bay can experience elevated water tables, particularly during wet seasons. Brothers Paving evaluates drainage conditions on every Hewlett property and adjusts base depth and gravel specifications when elevated groundwater is a concern.

The Five Towns community's housing stock includes colonials, split-levels, ranches, and expanded capes built from the 1940s through 1970s. Many of these homes still have their original concrete walkways — cracked, settled, and uneven after decades of freeze-thaw cycles. Replacing a deteriorated front walkway is one of the fastest ways to update a Hewlett home's exterior and eliminate trip hazards.

Hewlett's lots are moderate to generous by Nassau County standards, with most properties featuring front yards that accommodate four- to six-foot-wide walkways with room for planting beds on either side. The transition from driveway to front door is the most visible hardscape element on any Hewlett property, and a well-designed walkway with coordinated borders and lighting transforms the approach.

The community's proximity to the south shore bay means some properties may be within flood zones or coastal overlay districts. While ground-level walkways are generally not restricted, we research all applicable codes for each project and ensure compliance with Town of Hempstead regulations.