How to Hire a Paving Contractor
How to Hire a Paving Contractor Making the decision to install pavers in your home can be a big decision […]
Pavers and Cold Weather
Pavers and Cold Weather It can be a long and very cold winter in many parts of the country and
Pavers vs. Concrete
Pavers vs. Concrete Both pavers and concrete can create an appealing and inviting area to your home’s front, garden, or
Pavers – What size and pattern can you use?
Pavers – What size and pattern can you use? Pavers can be a beautiful addition to your home whether it
General Paver Maintenance
You might have just had your pavers installed or maybe it’s been a while and they’re starting to look dull
First Time Paver Owners
You were so excited when you finally took the leap and had those amazing pavers installed in your driveway or
How are Modern Pavers Made?
Concrete paver are made from a very dry mix of gravel, sand, cement, and a coloring agent. The ingredients are
History of Pavers
Paver history began to be in use approximately 5000 years ago in Giza, Egypt where the oldest known paved road
Do Pavers Increase your Home Value?
Most of the pavers installed in a residential home. More than 750 million square feet of pavers were sold in
How to Prepare Your Yard for Landscaping
Your yard is full of potential. Landscaping allows you to use your creativity to realize some of that potential. Before
How a Patio Benefits Your Home Remodeling Plans
If you’re planning to remodel your home, you should definitely consider making a patio part of your plan. It can
A Concrete Sealer that Leaves a Clear Coat?
So, you’ve recently laid a new concrete floor (or are looking to) and now you’re wondering about the best way
All About Matte Concrete Sealer
Over the past several years, ‘simple’ has come back into style. This is true whether we’re talking about interior design,
Is Decorative Concrete Sealer Necessary?
One of the best ways to take a drab, gray concrete space and transform it into something that’s truly beautiful
All About High Gloss Concrete Sealer
When you choose to seal your concrete, it’s not as simple as going to your local hardware store, purchasing a