Webster's Paving

The clear majority of driveways (both commercial and residential) are finished with one of the two materials: asphalt or concrete. If you're paving a brand-new driveway or refinishing an existing one and you're wondering about the benefits of asphalt, then look no further as asphalt has many benefits beyond its price - which is typically 30 to 40 percent less than concrete. An asphalt driveway can typically be laid in just a couple of days, depending on the size of the project. Alternatively, concrete can take twice as long to install and even longer to cure and set.

Gravel driveways offer a variety of advantages. Firstly, if you are aiming for the rustic look for your home, then a gravel driveway can be a good choice. Additionally, such a driveway can give an urban house a very cottage in the countryside like feel to your home. Besides, who doesn't enjoy hearing the classic sound of tires on the gravel and running to the window and seeing who has to come to visit. Moreover, when planning a driveway replacement project on a budget, gravel can offer some significant advantages in terms of economy and aesthetic appeal.