Driveway Pavers
Pavers are used for several location around the home. As more and more homeowners grow tired of looking at their ugly, stained or cracked concrete, dirt or asphalt driveway they are turning to beautiful, durable and maintenance free driveway pavers.
A driveway is the first thing you and your visitors see from the street, so it’s an opportunity to make a lasting first impression. With a bit of time and energy you can give your home curb appeal with a driveway that compliments your home and yard.
A well-chosen and properly installed driveway can add to the aesthetic appeal of your home, create opportunities for landscaping focal points, and significantly increase the value of your property.
To compliment new and existing homes, companies have come up with a host of new driveway paving materials. It's no longer just a limited choice between concrete and asphalt. Interlocking pavers are growing in popularity for all sorts of driveway paving applications.
Mortarless Versus Mortared Driveway Pavers
There are two types of driveway pavers: mortared and mortarless.
Mortared pavers have mortar between the pavers and thus create a hardened non-flexible surface. This type of surface is prone to cracking and makes replacing a section or a paver more difficult.
Mortarless pavers are the preferred method. Instead of mortar a special mixture of sand is used to make a very solid but flexible driveway surface. And if a paver ever breaks or cracks, replacing it is very easy.
If you are thinking on installing Pavers, contact us today for a Free home quote.
