EXPERT INSTALLATION IS CRITICAL
When installed correctly, the surface is flexible, withstanding loads from traffic, wear and weather. The joints between each paver are filled with sand; this enables loads to be transferred to adjacent units in a pattern similar to asphalt. The joints eliminate the cracking common to concrete surfaces.
If problems underground require excavation, the pavers are simply removed and later replaced; no materials are wasted. Most paver installations allow air and moisture to penetrate, allowing for the health of plant roots. Pavers stand up well to snow removal processes and resist deicing salts better than conventional asphalt or concrete pavement.
Retaining walls are much more than systems for holding soil. They can be designed of various materials, colors, textures, shapes, and configurations. Their placement can extend the architecture of your structures into the landscape, or soften the straight lines and corners. They can divide areas, border planting beds, terrace slopes, create landscape areas, or just accent special features. They can be used against, or in conjunction with concrete, asphalt, wood, gravel, ground covers, or lawns.
