Driveways & Walkways

While they look rather expensive, exposed aggregate concrete walkways and driveways can be had for a relatively low cost by homeowners willing and able to perform the installation.

When concrete is worn out, homeowners can repair cracks and patch damaged areas during a concrete resurfacing project. Concrete resurfacing cost ranges from $3 to $9 per square foot or an average of about $6 per square foot.

A cracked and broken driveway can be a hazard, but how much does it cost to pave a driveway to make it fresh and new? The typical cost ranges from $2,500 to $7,028, with an average of $4,611.

A gravel driveway can be a classic, low-maintenance, and inexpensive addition to a home. It complements a range of house styles and—even better—is a reasonable undertaking for a determined DIYer. Here are the basics.

Replacing a concrete driveway isn’t a recurring event, but it can be a necessary one. Concrete driveway cost ranges between $1,800 and $6,000, with a national average cost of $3,000.

Learn how to fix pooling water issues before they become big problems.

Let’s review the “concrete” evidence and clear up the confusion once and for all.

You’ll need a strong back and a helper, but otherwise this is a project in which you can expect professional results even if you’ve never done masonry.

Give your garden path or walkway some flair with these easy-to-make, one-of-a-kind stepping-stones.

This subtle touch will pretty up the patio, walkway, driveway, and more in no time.