Driveways

When choosing a driveway material, the most crucial aspect to consider is durability. You need material that can withstand tons of pressure and live up to every day use. In that regard, paving stones are unmatched.

Because of their unique shape and the way they are installed, paving stones offer a flexibility that is envied by other driveway materials.

Unlike concrete, paving stones do not crack in harsh weather or under pressure. They do not get faded or discolored. If a problem should arise in your driveway (I.e. an oil spill on pavers or other stain), instead of replacing the entire driveway for tens of thousands of dollars you can replace just the affected stones for substantially cheaper.

Sealing your driveway with paver sealer is also a great way to protect your investment even further. Paver sealer coats your driveway and wards off stains and maintains the original color of your stone.

Paving stones are also a great material if you want to add a flare to your outdoor space. Because of their versatility in size, shape and color, pavers can be laid in intricate patterns that allow you to make any shape or design you’d like.

If the environment is something that is important to you, you can also try permeable pavers. Permeable pavers are interlocking paving stones that are installed on top of various of layers and aquifers that store rain runoff. This prevents stormwater pooling on your driveway or damaging your home’s infrastructure. Permeable pavers are also eco-friendly as they divert stormwater runoff from the main city drainage system.

Paving stones also need very minimal maintenance as opposed to concrete driveways and can last an average of 30 to 50 years (twice as long as concrete). When compared side by side, a Paving stone driveway is more economical, eco-friendly, more durable and more aesthetically pleasing than it’s concrete counterpart.