Brick and concrete pavers are both famous materials used to create hardscaping, but they each have their advantages and disadvantages. Brick pavers are made of clay fired at high temperatures to create a durable material that is highly resistant to the elements. They generally cost more than concrete pavers but offer a greater degree of flexibility in terms of design options since they can be laid in intricate patterns and come in various colors and shapes.

Concrete pavers are made from concrete mixed with sand or other aggregate material that is then pressed into shape. Although brick pavers require more maintenance with regular sealing treatments, it also helps them last longer. This makes them less expensive than brick pavers while still being able to withstand heavy traffic and harsh weather conditions. They also offer some level of customization through different sizes, shapes, textures, and color choices for added visual interest to any outdoor space.