Paver Driveways

Benefits of Paver Driveways

1. Fast installation

Asphalt and concrete required considerable prep time, while driveway pavers can be in installed in a matter of days making it an easy and efficient alternative. What’s more, with pavers you can use your new driveway once installation is complete. Concrete and asphalt require a considerable amount of curing time.

2. Paver patterns provide distinction

When you opt for pavers, you have the ability to create a driveway design that’s truly one-of-a-kind. With so many paver shapes and sizes to choose from, you can design a pattern that will set your home apart from the rest!

3. Paver colors

Pavers are the perfect choice to complement the color of your home and landscaping. Paver colors range from traditional soft and muted to contemporary bold and complex color blends. As opposed to concrete or asphalt, pavers provide a color palette made to stretch your creativity.

4. Durability

We’ve seen how concrete and asphalt cracks! Driveway pavers are much stronger and can handle the weight of a vehicle better than either. 

5. Pavers – a breeze to repair

When a concrete or asphalt driveway cracks, repairing the damage often results in ugly patches of mismatched tones and textures. Not so with pavers – repairing the damage couldn’t be easier. Because individual pavers interlock to form the surface, repairing is as easy as pulling up the damaged pavers and replacing them with new ones!

6. Safety counts

With pavers there’s no need to worry about bad weather. Driveway pavers provide better traction and better drainage. So, tires won’t slip or slide. 

7. Low maintenance

Concrete stains and asphalt require constant resurfacing.

Once sealed, driveway pavers require little to no maintenance to keep them looking good.

8. Long lasting

Pavers are also highly durable. They can withstand high temperatures and humidity levels. Since pavers are one solid slab, cracks from normal wear and tear is rare.
Even if it does happen you can easily replace individual pavers if damage does occur. Instead of redoing your entire driveway, the damaged paver can simply be flipped or replaced with a new one, saving you both time and money!