Driveways & Sidewalks

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 snowfall before it buries you.

Use these six ideas to make snow removal as easy as possible.

Heated driveways make snow removal easier.

The ice that accompanies winter weather could have harmful effects on the outside of your home.

Stay ahead of the game by making exterior repairs before cold weather makes them worse!

With these tools in your arsenal, snow has nothing on you.

Prevent damage to your home this winter with these tips!

If your driveway is asphalt, one disadvantage is its vulnerability to potholes.

If you don't keep it sealed, it can crack.

Maintenance is key when caring for a blacktop driveway.

Rubber tiles are a durable choice.

Asphalt driveway resurfacing can be done by a homeowner.

Clean up your driveway with common supplies.

You have no alternative but to remove it and start again.

Your rebarred concrete patio will last for decades.

Keep your gravel driveway in place, even when removing mounds of accumulated snow.

Avoid cracks forming in your concrete driveway by installed joint strips that allow some flex when the concrete breathes.

Installing concrete driveway pavers is an inexpensive and easy job.

When weeds make a home in your gravel driveway, there are several ways to kill them off and protect against regrowth.

There are a number of significant benefits to paving a driveway.

Out with the old and in with the new is easy when you turn your ordinary concrete driveway a vibrant color.

Paint adheres very well to concrete - perhaps too well. But there are ways to remove paint when it finds its way onto your driveway.

Electric gate repair can cost you a lot of money and effort.