Types of Driveways
In our unwavering mission to provide you with a full suite of customized driveway services, our contractors work with a variety of materials and styles. We have the knowledge and expertise to install, maintain and repair asphalt, paver and concrete driveways.
How Do You Choose Your Driveway?
Choosing a driveway type is an involved decision. Beyond aesthetics, it's important to consider price, functionality, car capacity, and the environment surrounding your property. In addition to weather, you should keep your property's drainage capabilities in mind. From asphalt driveway paving to installing a vinyl deck to driveway maintenance, we have extensive knowledge about the benefits and limitations of each driveway type. If you're in the process of making a decision, we're here to help every step of the way.
What Are The Types Of Driveway Material Can I Choose From?
To best accommodate your individual needs and vision, our contractors work with the following materials:
Asphalt Driveway
Asphalt driveways are the most affordable option for your home. In addition to the initial low cost of the material, asphalt paving allows for a less costly driveway repair than its alternatives. A blacktop driveway is dark in color, attracting heat from the sun and enabling ice and snow to melt at a fast pace.
Pictured: New Asphalt Driveway Installation at Scotch Plains, New Jersey home.
Paver Driveway
Although more expensive, a paver driveway is generally the most intricate and attractive option. In addition to color and material options, our paving contractors can incorporate the patterns and designs that best accent your home. Paving is also the most durable option, preserving the best over time.
Pictured: New Paver Driveway at Westfield, New Jersey home.
Concrete Driveway
Although more costly than asphalt, a concrete driveway has a great versatility. With an array of colors and textures, your concrete driveway can be customized to perfectly compliment your home. In addition, driveway concrete endures well over time and is less susceptible to damage and cracking.
Pictured: New Paver Driveway at Cranford, New Jersey home.