Driveways & Sidewalks
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Repairing concrete driveway cracks is important.
Like anything else, they need maintenance.
Work in steps from a rough flattening to a polished finish.
In cities and towns all across the country, the vast majority of home driveways are made from one of two materials — asphalt or concrete. But which one is best for your driveway?
Use these tips to get on top of snow before it buries you.
Use these six ideas to make snow removal easier.
Heated driveways make snow removal easier.
The ice that accompanies winter weather could have harmful effects on the outside of your home.
The answer is generally yes.
Flooding problems in the driveway can lead to even bigger problems, so make sure you're drainage is doing its job.
Asphalt sealers are very popular, here's a guide to which kinds you can get.
Most sidewalk repair can be done DIY with few supplies.
Installing pavers doesn't have to be a slippery slope.
It's low maintenance but still requires some TLC.
Preserve the look and strength of your driveway.
Do it right and you'll only have to do it once.
Keep your gravel driveway in place, even when removing snow.
Prevent damage to your home this winter with these tips!
With these tools in your arsenal, snow has nothing on you.
Easily add curb appeal to your home with brick edging along your driveway.
Maintenance is key when caring for a blacktop driveway.
Avoid cracks forming in your concrete driveway by installed joint strips that allow some flex when the concrete breathes.
Your concrete patio will last for decades if it is reinforced with steel. This guide will help you do it yourself.
When weeds make a home in your gravel driveway, there are several ways to kill them off and protect against regrowth.
