Paving Contractors in Cocoa, FL

Cocoa is on the mainland side of the Indian River in central Brevard County and includes the historic Cocoa Village district. Below are paver and hardscape contractors in this directory that are based in Cocoa or list it in their service area. Compare their services, then call them directly or request a free quote.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Paver projects in Cocoa: answers to common questions. This is general information, not legal advice. Rules and prices change, so confirm details with your building department and get written quotes. Official county and state resources are listed under Homeowner Resources at the bottom of this page.

How many paver contractors serve Cocoa?

There are 12 contractors in this directory that are based in Cocoa or list it in their service area.

Does Cocoa issue permits for paver driveways?

The City of Cocoa's Building Division lists a driveway permit type labeled concrete or asphalt only. Ask the Building Division how a paver driveway is handled for your address, and whether widening into the right-of-way needs separate approval.

What does a driveway permit cost in Cocoa?

Cocoa's posted fee schedule, effective January 1, 2026, lists a residential driveway permit fee of $75 plus a $25 application processing fee. Fees change, so confirm with the city before applying.

Do retaining walls in Cocoa need a permit?

The city's permit list includes a permit type for fences, masonry walls, and retaining walls. Call the Building Division with your wall plan to confirm what is needed.

Can I act as my own contractor in Cocoa?

Cocoa has an owner-builder policy that requires the owner to appear in person, show proof of ownership, and sign a disclosure affidavit. Owner-builders take on full responsibility for code compliance.

Pavers or concrete for a Cocoa home?

Concrete costs less at first, but CMHA explains that it tends to crack, while pavers can be reset one section at a time. In Cocoa's summer heat, lighter paver colors generally stay more comfortable underfoot.