Block paving should provide a firm, even surface for vehicles and pedestrians. If sections of a driveway begin to sink, dip or move, it usually indicates a problem beneath the visible blocks. Sinking may affect one small area or gradually spread across the driveway. Addressing it early can help prevent standing water, loose blocks and…
Weeds growing between block paving can make an otherwise attractive driveway or patio look untidy. They may appear along the edges, between individual blocks or across large areas of the surface. Although it can seem as though the weeds are growing up from beneath the driveway, this is not always the case. Understanding where they…
As households grow and the number of vehicles increases, an existing driveway can quickly begin to feel too small. Parking partly on the pavement, moving cars around each morning or struggling to open vehicle doors are all signs that additional space may be needed. In many cases, an existing driveway can be widened. However, the…