Why Use Block Paving?
Block paving is increasingly being seen as a great alternative to traditional asphalt or cement. It is an extremely flexible option. Asphalt and cement, though usually lasting a good 25 to 30 years, always come with the chance of breakage an cracks. Due to the modular nature of block paved driveways this is a much less common problem. The structure has more flexibility, and therefore does not break under the pressure. This will save time and labour down the line when it comes to repairs and maintenance. Block paving techniques, however, will be more expensive than asphalt or concrete. They require a lot more labour to produce, both in terms of the materials and the placing of bricks. Asphalt and concrete are still extremely popular, and if you wish to save money you can always go with decorative cement options as a way of adding interest to your driveway. If you do choose a block paved driveway, maintenance will be made easier. This is due to the fact that individual bricks can easily
