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Limestone pavers are one of the most accessible natural stone options in Perth.
They suit pool surrounds, alfresco areas, courtyards and pathways, and stay noticeably cooler underfoot in summer than dark concrete or clay brick.
If you’re weighing up materials and want a straight answer on where limestone works well, and where it doesn’t, this page covers it.
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Perth Landscape Guys supplies and installs limestone pavers across the full Perth metro area, from Currambine in the north to Mandurah in the south.
We’re preferred installers for Fremantle Stone, Eco Stone and Remastone, giving us direct access to materials made specifically for Perth’s climate.
Every job includes site preparation, base work, installation and clean-up, with nothing subcontracted out.

All our prices are supply and install, with the paver included. There are no additional material sourcing costs.
A few things can affect the final quote:
We give fixed prices based on a site visit, not estimates from photos.

Limestone suits most residential outdoor areas that see regular barefoot use:
Sandy soils are the norm across much of the metro area, and a compacted, correctly prepared base is what stops the pavers shifting or sinking over time.

Limestone is a softer stone than travertine or porcelain. For a driveway carrying heavy vehicle traffic every day, we generally recommend exposed aggregate or brick instead.
Limestone can wear faster under load, and the repair cost over five to ten years tends to outweigh the upfront saving. If a driveway is what you’re after, we’ll tell you that before you commit to anything.

As preferred installers for Fremantle Stone, Eco Stone and Remastone, we work with suppliers who manufacture limestone products engineered specifically for Perth conditions, not off-the-shelf pavers imported and sold generically.
With WA’s climate in mind, these products are controlled to a consistent standard across:
That direct supplier relationship also means we can access a wider range of colours and finishes than most contractors.

Limestone is porous, so sealing isn’t optional if you want it to last. Left unsealed, in Perth’s climate the surface will:
A quality penetrating sealer applied within a few weeks of installation protects against staining, UV fading and moisture damage, without making the surface slippery or altering the stone’s natural look.
Plan to reseal every two to three years depending on traffic and exposure. It’s a manageable cost, and far cheaper than repairing staining or surface damage on unprotected stone.

Around pools, limestone is regularly exposed to splash and occasionally to acid wash residue during pool maintenance.
Because limestone is calcium-based, it’s sensitive to acid, so prompt clean-up of chemical spills matters, and the sealer needs to be suited to pool-adjacent use. We factor this into our material recommendations for every pool surround job.

We install limestone pavers across the full Perth metro area:
If you’re within the metro boundary, we cover it.
Yes. Limestone is a popular choice for Perth pool surrounds because it stays relatively cool underfoot in summer and provides a natural non-slip surface. The main maintenance requirement around pools is regular sealing with a product suited to pool-adjacent environments and prompt clean-up of chemical spills. Limestone is calcium-based and will etch if acid comes into direct, prolonged contact with the surface.
Yes. Limestone is porous and will stain and deteriorate without sealing. We recommend sealing within the first few weeks of installation and refreshing the sealer every two to three years. A penetrating sealer doesn’t change the look of the stone and doesn’t create a slippery surface.
Well-installed and properly maintained limestone pavers last decades. The key variables are base preparation, since a compacted, correctly laid base prevents movement and sinking on Perth’s sandy soils, and consistent sealing. Neglected sealing is the most common reason limestone ages poorly.
Limestone can be used for a light-use driveway, but for daily vehicle traffic we typically recommend exposed aggregate or brick. Limestone is a softer stone and can wear faster under load. We’ll tell you upfront if we think a different material is a better fit for your project.
No. Limestone is highly sensitive to acid. Acidic cleaners, including vinegar and citrus-based products, will etch and dull the surface. Always use pH-neutral cleaners designed for natural stone. If your pavers are near a pool and pool maintenance involves acid washing, keep that contact away from the limestone surface.
We supply and install everything. The paver cost is included in our quoted price. As preferred installers for Fremantle Stone, Eco Stone and Remastone, we have direct access to a broad range of limestone options. You don’t need to source materials separately or manage a separate supplier relationship.
A fixed price. We visit the site, assess the area and ground conditions, and give you a written price rather than a range or an estimate from photos.
Michael handles enquiries and quotes directly, and our own team does the work. Nothing is handed to a subcontractor.
Site preparation, base work, supply and installation of the pavers, and clean-up at the end.
Pool surrounds, alfresco areas and patios, courtyards, side-of-house runs and pathways all suit limestone when the base is prepared properly. For a busy driveway we will usually suggest something harder.
Michael handles all enquiries directly. There’s no call centre and no handoff to a junior quoting team. Quotes are based on a free on-site visit, so we can assess the area, check ground conditions and give you a fixed price rather than a range.
Customers consistently mention the accuracy of our estimates and the absence of surprise costs at the end of the job. That’s not an accident: it comes from doing the site assessment properly before quoting.
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