The two most popular types of pavement are asphalt and concrete. Let’s take a look at their properties and what's best for your project.

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The best gravel for driveways includes crushed stone, caliche, river rock, and pea gravel. Check out these top seven gravel types for your new driveway.

When we talk about your home's curb appeal, do you think of your driveway? Your driveway can be one of the most prominent features of your home. A great first impression starts with a well-kept driveway, and if yours is in poor condition or has seen better days, it might be time to look at how to resurface an asphalt driveway. What is Asphalt? It’s a mixture of aggregates—durable filling materials—that includes stone, gravel, and sand embedded in a sticky, black, semi-solid form of petroleum…

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Our concrete vs. asphalt driveways post has differences between asphalt and concrete, pros and cons, cost/price, durability, care, etc.

No matter how your current driveway is made, if you want to extend it without breaking the bank, permeable pavers from TRUEGRID are the way to go.

Commonly used in landscaping, decomposed granite can also be used for driveways and provides good drainage, a lower cost compared to gravel, and many colors options. A disadvantage is that it can spread very easily and it also needs to be properly stabilized for drainage. Learn more about decomposed granite and other options for your home’s driveway.

If you're considering installing a new driveway or replacing an older one, asphalt is a great option that has several benefits.