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Interlocking Paving Stones A wide range of surface finishes, smooth to textured. Many available colors, shapes and lating patterns can compliment the architectural style of your home Stamped Concrete Surface is usually colored. Patterns look good from a distance, but close up, surface looks artificial. Ordinary Concrete Grey or light brown. Can be colored throughout or on surface only. Asphalt Limited color options. Difficult to get neat looking edges. Cracks will more than likely develop. Stamped and colored asphalt looks fake. |
Interlocking Paving Stones Low - Stained or broken pavers can be easily replaced without patches. Dark colored pavers can help hide stains. Ants and joints in weeds can be prevented with sealers or herbicides Stamped Concrete Moderate - Cracking will likely develop. Difficult to match original color or pattern in repaired areas. Repairs leave unattractive patch. Ordinary Concrete Moderate - Cracking will likely develop. Repairs and replaced sections leave unsightly patches. Oil stains are difficult to remove. Asphalt High - Water and weather will break down the surface. Black seal coat is required every 2-3 years. Ruts or potholes make ugly patches. Subject to erosion from oil drippings |
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Interlocking Paving Stones Moderate -Tightly fitted, uniform units are placed over a sand bed and a compacted aggregate base. Immediately ready for use. Can be easily maintained by home-owner. Last for decades. Stamped Concrete High - Difficult for homeowner to maintain. Requires special equipment to stamp stone or paver patterns into surface. Ordinary Concrete Moderate - Must wait 5-7 days for hardening before use. Surface quality depends on weather at the time of pour and expertise of installers. Asphalt Low - Limited color options. Difficult to get neat looking edges. Cracks will more than likely develop. Stamped and colored asphalt looks fake. |
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