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Protecting and Repairing Brick Pavers against Winter’s Wrath

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Protecting and Repairing Brick Pavers against Winter’s Wrath

Those homeowners who live in four-season climates know how each season affects all aspects of their home’s interior and exterior. From the furnace to the roof and the lawn to the pool, every feature of a home endures more wear and tear due to the extreme heat in the summer and cold, wind, and precipitation of winter. Not to mention that harsh conditions that fall and spring can bring.

It’s an unavoidable fact of homeownership. But, when homeowners make routine maintenance a regular part of their domestic lifestyle, they experience a lot less strife from unscheduled break-downs and repairs.  AS a matter of fact, looking at repairs as a part of a regular maintenance routine minimizes the stress typically associated with appliances and structures suddenly breaking down or becoming damaged.

This “rule of thumb” applies to brick pavers as well. Basically, brick pavers are a practical, beautiful, functional element of any home’s exterior and hardscape. They create ideal driveways, walkways, and patios. They are known for their durability, so they are also viewed as a sound investment in your home and property.

But, like all outdoor materials and elements, they are vulnerable to harsh weather conditions. Yet, with regular maintenance, they can retain their new appearance year after year.

What is brick paver protection and what’s involved with brick paver repair?

Basically, keeping and bringing your brick pavers back to brand new condition involves sealing them. But don’t take this on yourself. When you rely on professional brick paver contractors, they will do the hard work involved so all you need to do is continue to enjoy your brick pavers.

But, beyond their appearance, there are other benefits to managing and maintaining your brick pavers.

Here are the main reasons to protect and repair your brick pavers.

Brick pavers do not require much maintenance that’s part of their appeal. But they do need some. The reason is that they need to be preserved. Neglecting them year after year will diminish all of their benefits and instead of an enhancement, they’ll become a detriment to your outdoor living space.

If your brick pavers are not yet unsightly, you should still keep them maintained and repair them immediately as needed. They can become loose and get chips in them. Then they become a safety hazard inviting all sorts of possible trips and falls. You certainly don’t want anyone – including yourself – to get hurt form a fall resulting from a loose brick paver.

And, as mentioned previously, your brick pavers are one of your home’s and property’s greatest image projectors. They define the tone, style, and elegance of your home and yard.  But, when they’re damaged or neglected, they project the opposite. From appreciated eye appeal to making your statement regarding the quality and integrity of your home and property, your brick pavers reflect your standards. Make the effort to make sure they reflect the right standards.

4 Ways to Have the Ultimate Outdoor Family Room

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Spring is coming. If you live in Michigan, or any other state with four definitive seasons, you know what spring means. And – in case your thoughts are drifting elsewhere – we’re not talking about gardening, landscaping and mowing your lawn.

We’re talking about spring evolving into summer and all the outdoor fun it brings to you, your family, your neighbors, and your friends.

If you value your outdoor living space, you know how important it can be to the overall quality of your daily life as spring flows into summer and fall, and yes even winter. Imagine experiencing every morning, afternoon, and evening as a palette of fun and entertainment – all year round. This is possible when your outdoor living space accommodates it.

Before you disregard the notion, take a look at four of the various ways you can actually expand and elevate your yard, property, and outdoor living spaces so they become extensions of your indoor family room – or an outdoor family room.

Take a look at these ideas for how you can expand and elevate your outdoor living space into a new kind of “family room” to enjoy all year round.

An Outdoor Kitchen   Is it really necessary to prepare and serve meals from your indoor kitchen all year round? No, it isn’t – not if you have an outdoor kitchen. You’d be amazed at how functional a practical and extravagant outdoor kitchen can be. Today, outdoor kitchens include countertops, a sink, useful storage and in addition to a grill, you can have a pizza oven and a BBQ. Every type of meal for every size of the guest list is available to you in your outdoor kitchen options.

A patio   Your patio doesn’t have to be a dreary, gray slab. On the contrary with the range of materials available – like clay pavers or natural stone – you can design and build an elegant patio that accommodates an eating area, a sitting area, and even a gaming area. Now those are the elements of a fun family room.

An outdoor fireplace or fire pit   Earlier, it was suggested that your outdoor family room can be enjoyed year-round? Well, this is certainly true if you install an outdoor fire pit or fireplace. Once installed, you’ve not only provided a warm cozy soothing fire for all to enjoy, you’ve naturally created a seating and gathering area for your guests as well as yourself during those times when you want to relax alone.

A retaining wall   Yes, it’s true.  Retaining walls serve a vital function in those yards with sloping areas. They reduce erosion and runoff water. But, they add depth and dimension, too. And, with a bit of creative design, the retaining wall – that your property may very well need –   can also be created as a seating wall. Once again, this an outdoor gathering spot that otherwise wouldn’t have been available to you, your family, and your guests.

For More Information on Creating an Outdoor Family Room

Give JJW Brick a call today.  We can be reached at 1-800-BRICK-PAVERS and would love to be apart of creating an outdoor living space for you and your family to enjoy.  We look forward to hearing from you!

Planning to Get a Retaining Wall? Here’s What You Need to Know

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Retaining walls do an excellent job of extending a property’s outdoor area. Extensively used in both residential and commercial spaces and buildings, these walls primarily serve the purpose of creating support for various architectural features, including patios and sidewalks.

How Are Retaining Walls Created?

While creating retaining walls, the contractor must first create a stable base over which the surface of the wall can be created. However, there are a few things the contractor must keep in mind while building retaining walls.

  • Close to 10% of the wall should stay underneath the ground. This part of the wall provides a solid foundation for the structure built on top.
  • The construction of the wall must include a drainage stone, installed about four feet behind the retaining wall. Further, the backfill must be made from proper wall materials.

What Are the Different Types of Retaining Walls?

Though there are many different types of retaining walls, here we discuss the three most common types.

Retaining Walls Made from Wood Timbers

Retaining walls made from wood timbers are ideal for small spaces that need small walls. However, these walls need proper care and attention as wood rots over time.

Retaining Walls Made from Natural Stone

When it comes to retaining walls, natural stone remains the most popular choice as it gives the wall and property a natural look.

Retaining Walls Made from Brick

These types of retaining walls constitute interlocked structures made using brick. These walls are also quite sturdy and easily last long years.

Why Should You Get Retaining Walls?

If you have been thinking of getting a retaining wall, here are a few reasons to convince you of why it is a good idea to get a retaining wall.

They Add Space to Your Property

Retaining walls add space to properties. if you are planning to create a party zone or a kid’s area, erecting a retaining wall is the perfect way to do so. Further, several property owners use retaining walls to convert slopes into flat areas. These flat areas can then be converted into gardens or a space dedicated to fun activities.

They Provide Support

Property owners with land in hilly regions use retaining walls to provide support to different architectural pieces. Further, retaining walls provide support to soil and stops it from entering the home, thereby keeping the house clean at all times. Retaining walls are, therefore, hugely advantageous in those sloppy areas that receive too much rainfall throughout the year.

They Enhance the Beauty of Buildings

Be it a commercial property or a home, retaining walls do an excellent job of beautifying any building. They add a certain kind of charm to buildings that is hard to resist. Further, when it comes to retaining walls, several different options are readily available these days, which allows property owners to choose the kind of external look they wish to give their property. To further enhance the aesthetic appeal of your home, use a retaining wall as a focal point and add different architectural features around it to beautify your home.

The Final Word

If you have been thinking about getting a retaining wall, go ahead without thinking twice. However, make sure to do some research and find yourself an experienced contractor you can trust.

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Here’s How Hardscape Is Different from Softscape

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A home’s outdoor living space consists of two elements: hardscape and softscape. As the name suggests, hardscape refers to the hard things present in your yard, such as brick, concrete, stone, etc. Softscape, on the other hand, includes soft stuff, such as bushes, plants, trees, etc. Softscape is made of living things, whereas the hardscape consists of non-living materials. Beautiful homes are those that can strike a balance between the hardscape and softscape. People fond of cars often turn their hardscape into magnificent driveways. While these driveways may seem impressive, they give a residential property a commercial flavor. Similarly, people fond of gardening fill up their outdoor space with gigantic trees and imposing bushes and shrubs, making their home look like a jungle. It is, thus, essential to not only strike the right balance between the hardscape and softscape, but care must also be taken to ensure one is not going over the top.

What Are Some of the Hardscape Elements?

To understand the clear difference between the two, let us dig a little deeper. Here are some of the things that fall under the purview of hardscape elements.

  • Hardscape refers to hard but movable things, such as paving, gravel, stones, etc. that fill the outdoor space.
  • Hardscape constitutes inanimate and non-living objects and thus, does not change with time.
  • Different types of hardscape materials impact the environment differently. For instance, pavements and stones do not let water get soaked into the soil and thus, increase runoffs, thereby increasing the chances of contaminants entering the water streams. Porous materials, on the other hand, allow water to get soaked into the soil and thus, reduce runoffs.
  • Other than stone, gravel, and pavings, patios, gazebos, decks, outdoor kitchens, and driveways are other common hardscape elements.
  • Hardscape elements can be both natural or humanmade.

What Are Some of the Softscape Elements?

Let us try and understand a little more about softscape elements.

  • Unlike hardscape elements, softscape elements are soft to touch.
  • Flowers, ground covers, shrubs, and trees make excellent softscape elements. However, since they are living objects, they evolve and change with time and thus, need proper care.
  • Softscape elements, such as trees and shrubs, are available in different sizes, textures, and shapes

Tips on How to Incorporate Hardscape and Softscape Features into Your Home

Here are a few tips to keep in mind while adding hardscape or softscape features to your home.

  • If you have a small house, use the vertical spaces for adding softscape features.
  • Add pedestals and container gardens to create the illusion of space in smaller homes.
  • Use hardscaping elements, such as a low retaining wall, to create extra space.
  • If you live in an area where the government has restricted water use, compelling you to reassess your outdoor softscape features, do not worry. You can continue to enjoy a beautiful garden by only making a few minor changes, For instance, if the water supply is an issue, consider replacing a few softscape features with hardscape elements. For example, you can replace the grass patch in your garden with hardscape materials, such as concrete, pavers, or granite. Add to this, some drought-tolerant plants. This way, you will be able to maintain a beautiful garden without needing too much water.

The Final Word

Softscape and hardscape features do not only add to the beauty of a home but also enhance its commercial value. We hope you will find our simple tips handy while adding hardscape and softscape features to your yard.

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The Colors of Hardscaping – Selecting the right one can be harder than you think 

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Once you have finally decided to tackle a new hardscaping project for your outdoor living space, you may think that all of the tough decisions are over. But, if you break it down, when you’re ready to renovate or elevate your home, every decision, even the details are really important also. And, as it turns out, these seemingly incidental, detail-related decisions can sometimes be the toughest.

Regardless of whether you’re installing an outdoor kitchen, fireplace or walkway, your final round of decisions will be a primary determinant if the project fulfills your intentions and actually beautifies your home or distracts from your homes’ current aesthetic appeal.

That decision, of course, is which color and type of materials you’re going to use.

There are two primary aspects of color and type of materials and design decisions for hardscaping projects.

To address them and ensure you make the right choices for your home and preferences, ask yourself two questions.  Then, take your time to deliberate your answers.

What other hardscapes do I have that can work with the new hardscape I’m installing?

Look around at all the other structures in your yard and around outdoor living space. Use them as a “color chart” for deciding what color you want your new hardscape project to be.   When you chose the colors and materials for those hardscapes, what went into your decision?

Chance are your home played a large part. If not, it should be going forward. So, what color is your home? Is it painted, brick, or does it have siding? Your home’s exterior colors and materials are rally your first guide for choosing the colors of your hardscapes. It isn’t the only factor involved in your decision, but it certainly should be the main one.

Do I want to contrast or complement my home with my hardscaping project?

A commentary color matches a color but elevates its quality and characteristics. A contrasting color could be viewed as one that is a complete opposite, yet, when artistically applied, is also complementary.

With the right choices of color and design, you can lend additional balance and elegance to your home, hardscapes, and overall outdoor living space. Colors are nuanced and knowing how to leverage their shades and subtleties goes a long way with hardscaping. For instance, you can use brownstone to complement other brownstone existing in your home’s exterior or other hardscapes.

Charcoal tones are known to be beautiful contrasts with other types of hardscape materials and colors.  Charcoal gives hardscapes an appealing edge; it tends to guide the eye of all who glance at it because of this edge. Charcoal is saturated, so it projects a heavy, strong, durable and powerful appeal.

You can also achieve a complementary or contrasting ambiance in the borders y9ou may choose to use. If a border is a different color from the actual hardscape, it will not only draw attention to itself but will also direct attention to the hardscape it is bordering.

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Lighting – The Finishing Touch on your Landscape!

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Once your commercial or residential landscaping is completed, there is one other aspect that should not go unattended. Now that your commercial property or residential yard, or outdoor living space is as beautiful as you envisioned it when it was first designed, it’s important that it’s visible for as long as possible. Furthermore, the particular focal points and highlights that you, your landscape designer and landscaping service worked so diligently to create deserve the respective amount of attention.

After all, why deny your elegant landscaping visuals to only being seen during the daytime? In fact, your landscape, and especially your focal points as mentioned above, can cast an even more aesthetically pleasing image at night than during the day – with the right lighting, of course.

How do you give your landscaping the best lighting for the greatest effects?

Working closely with an accomplished landscape designer, begin by creating a plan that incorporates the elements that architecturally distinguish and define your home’s exterior and existing landscaping. You’ll want to involve both shadows and direct light so that your yard and property projects the right tone and mood that you envision.

This vital aspect of your landscape lighting design should be addressed by also taking y9our budget and how you use the area into consideration.

Besides the visual benefits, what are the other benefits of landscape lighting?

While the elegance and beauty of the lighting itself and when strategically installed to complement your landscaping are essentially your primary motivations, landscape lighting should also be viewed as a wise investment. This is especially true if you use products that are energy efficient and last a long time. For this benefit, it’s recommended to go with aluminum or cast bronze. Do not use anything plastic.

How do I get the style and design that I want?

To put the finishing touch on this finishing touch, you’ll need to make deliberate, informed decisions regarding the type of finishes you’ll have on your lights. You have a wide range of options and your designer will certainly advise you on these selections, but particularly noteworthy are patina and copper.

You’ll also want quality and longevity in each of the products you use. For that reason, it has been recommended to use transformers that are stainless steel as long as they’re guaranteed against defects – both electrical and mechanical – that may occur at the manufacturer level. And, don’t overlook custom options such as your lightbulbs; both LED and halogen are among the options, as are solar lights.

By incorporating low voltage lights that are friendly to the environment as well as efficient, you can create the outdoor, evening ambiance you desire without costing you a fortune in energy costs or harming the environment.

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Here’s What You Must Know Before Sealing Pavers

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If you are planning to seal your pavers, you are doing yourself a favor. Sealants protect pavers against all kinds of harmful elements, including rain, snow, and UV rays. Further, the sealant also makes paver stain-resistant and minimizes any chances of stain or weed growth. Thus, the small step of paving sealers will save you a lot of money in the long run. However, before you start with the actual process, there are a few things you must know. Read on to know about these things in detail.

Do Your Research

If you are planning to do the job on your own, make sure you have ample time to take care of all the directions and instructions. Do some research and create a list of all the things you will need while doing the job. More importantly, before you finally go shopping, take out the manufacturer’s instructions and read the directions carefully. The instruction book will give you an idea of what needs to be done and how. You will also gain some understanding of the kind of products you will need and the type of products you should avoid buying. This may seem like a tedious task, but it’s essential and should not be ignored. Remember that when it comes to paving pavers, there are no shortcuts.

Wait for the Right Weather Conditions

Before you start with the process of sealing your pavers, make sure you have chosen the right weather to do the job. Pavers should not be sealed during harsh weather conditions — rain and high temperatures can completely ruin even a perfect job. Temperatures around 35 degrees are ideal for sealing pavers and ensure that chances of rain are zero for at least 24 hours after sealing. Further, give the pavers at least 24 hours to dry before applying the sealer. Following these simple directions will give your sealed pavers long life.

Follow the Right Process

It is important you follow the right process and take care of all the details. Make sure you have completely removed any contaminated sand from the joints and replaced it with polymeric sand before beginning with the process of sealing pavers. The right process for the job is: replace contaminated sand, get rid of efflorescence, and seal pavers after efflorescence has been done.

Clean the Pavers Before Sealing Them

Yet another essential thing to do before sealing pavers is cleaning them thoroughly. Unclean pavers keep the sealer from adhering well with the pavers. Thus, all stains and marks should be taken care of before the process of sealing is initiated.

The Final Word

Paving sealers is a simple job, and if you enjoy spending time around your home, it’s a good idea to do a DIY task out of it. If you decide to do the job on your own, read this article again and ensure you are mandatorily following all the instructions stipulated here. However, if you lack time, it is a good idea to hire professional experts to do the job. These days, many companies offer paver sealing services. All you have to do is find a company you can trust.

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Should Concrete Pavers be Sealed?

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Should Concrete Pavers be Sealed?

Those homeowners whose hardscapes such as patios, driveways or walkways with interlocking concrete pavers are often unsure of whether or not they need to have them sealed. Wile it seems like a non-issue, those who research and read online often get conflicting information regarding the importance and benefits of sealing their interlocking concrete pavers.

But, opinions and theories on this type of topic are mostly distractions from the most practical thing to do. This is definitely the case when it comes to sealing interlocking concrete pavers.

Chances are you chose a particular type of interlocking concrete paver because of its texture and color. It was important to you that your pavers complement or spotlight your home and your landscaping.

Sealing them ensures you’ll preserve their texture and color for years, not just the first year.

If you have made the wise choice to beautify your pool deck, patio or driveway with elegant pavers, you’ll want to protect them for as long as possible. You want to retain their beautiful look for years. And the way to do it is to protect their surface and retain their quality while sustaining their beauty.

Here are the reasons why you’re urged to seal your interlocking concrete pavers.

  • They’re protected during harsh weather.
  • Sand is contained between the joints.
  • Stain-causing substances and materials, like oil and grease, are repelled.
  • They stay tightly in place.
  • Clean-up is a lot less work.
  • Sealing the pavers mitigates grass and weeds growing between them.
  • They will have added protection against ice-melting chemicals and products like salt.
  • The surfaces become more tolerant of the wear and tear of high traffic.

When should you re-seal your pavers?

Once your pavers are professionally, properly sealed, you can count on a few years before you’ll need to re-seal them. This can be extended if you take good care of them. However, like all hardscape structures and materials, they are subject to all that the outdoors and normal daily living has to offer. So, you can look for signs and prepare to re-seal them – on average – every few years, maybe up to five.

Some of the signs are things like changing colors when it rains. This is a signal that it’s probably time to seal them again. Furthermore, depending on the type of sealant that was applied, it’s possible that you’ll notice the sealant wearing out.

Many people believe they can seal their pavers themselves. But it isn’t easy or necessarily pleasant. So, if you know that you’ve never been fond of painting, you’ll really dislike applying a sealant to your pavers. And this is where interlocking concrete experts paly an important role. They can direct you to the best type of sealant to use and they can advise you when it is time to re-seal.

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Here’s How to Beautify Your Home with Hardscaping Elements

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All the non-living features, including the sidewalks and patios, fall under the category of ‘Hardscape’. Hardscaping is integral to the beauty of a home. The first thing a guest notices about your home is the outdoor section. It is, therefore, very important that you pay as much attention to your home’s exteriors as you pay to its interiors. Adding non-living features is an art that requires a refined taste. If you are planning to do some hardscaping around your house, here are a few ideas to help.

Consider Getting Brick Pavers

A lot of people use driveways and walkways to add an exciting element to their homes. However, a truly unique feature would be brick pavers. Brick pavers add a kind of old-world charm to properties, which is hard to resist. Further, brick pavers are also slip-resistant, and thus, homeowners with kids or old family members must surely consider installing these pavers at home. More importantly, brick pavers are durable and can easily take huge loads. It is, thus, that they have an extended life. Moreover, they are easy to maintain and affordable to repair. Even an elaborate repair job will require you to write a small check. In our opinion, brick pavers make a really smart investment in the long run.

Patios Never Go out of Fashion

Patios have been popular with homeowners for decades now — they are a timeless choice. More importantly, a patio will add extra space to your home, which you can utilize to create a party or an activity zone. Patios are a particularly good idea if your home is built on a slope. Split patios, ideal for homes built on hills, are divided into several levels, with each level designated to a different function.

Outdoor Kitchens Are a Popular Option

There is nothing more enjoyable than enjoying a summer afternoon with close family and friends while grilling some steaks in your outdoor kitchen. Outdoor kitchens have gained immense popularity as a hardscaping element. People who enjoy social gatherings love to add an outdoor kitchen to their home as it saves them the hassle of continually running to the kitchen when they are playing the host.

Consider Adding a Swimming Pool

The best way to liven the atmosphere in the outdoors of your home is to add a water feature. Water makes everything beautiful. Further, the sound of it brings feelings of relaxation and joy. If budget isn’t a constraint for you, we recommend putting your money in a swimming pool. The idea of hosting pool parties all summers is enticing to almost everyone. However, if budget is a problem, consider getting something smaller and cheaper, such as a fishpond. You can also install a water fountain if you do not want the added responsibility of feeding your fish each day.

In Conclusion

The outdoor area of your home does not have to be boring. While most people choose to turn their outdoors into a garden, doing something different is always a good idea. Over and above creating a beautiful garden, add one of the elements discussed above to make your home truly stand out.

Interlocking Pavers – The Best Choice for Patios and Driveways

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Interlocking Pavers – The Best Choice for Patios and Driveways

At some point, every homeowner realizes it’s time to replace the driveway or replace or add a new patio to the outdoor living space. After that decision is made, there is a myriad of other decisions to make. And this alone can break a homeowner’s enthusiasm and halt the entire home improvement action.

That doesn’t have to be your experience. If you’re considering replacing – or if you have made the decision to replace – your current driveway or patio, the most important decision you need to make can be resolved easily for you.

All you need is a basic education on which type will be most practical, appealing, appreciated, and valuable. And that comes down to three options – asphalt poured concrete or interlocking pavers.

If you want to design and color choices, elegance, low maintenance, added value, and longevity, your choice will be interlocking pavers. Let’s take a look at the major advantages that interlocking pavers have over poured concrete or asphalt.

They last a long time.

As long as the professional contractor you hire correctly installs your interlocking pavers, they generally have a longer lifespan than either concrete or asphalt. Granted, there will be some maintenance required over the years, and maybe even a repair here and there, but overall, they’ll endure for many years.

They’re affordable.

Based on their durability and longevity, coupled with their visual appeal, interlocking pavers are a great value. More affordable than other presumed “high end” options like natural stone, interlocking pavers are a cost-effective, added value upgrade.

They’re easy to take care of.

You have the ability to keep your interlocking pavers looking beautiful for many years. As mentioned above, in general, they last longer than poured concrete or asphalt. And you can add to their lifespan and luster simply by doing the following:

Buy a power washer so you can get rid of any spills or stains that occur as they occur.

Remove debris of any kind that can get wedged between the stones so there’s more space for the polymeric sand. This is what gives the interlocking pavers their stability.

Always have a bag of polymeric sand available so that if you should ever see a gap in any of the pavers, you can quickly fill it.

They elevate your home’s ambiance, image projection, and value 

It’s always gratifying to have a beautiful home that others admire also. Interlocking pavers are stunning to look at, yet they also enhance other features of your home and property. And since they come in a variety of colors and designs, you can be assured your interlocking paver driveway will enhance and elevate your home’s exterior and landscaping.

When anyone pulls into an interlocking paver driveway, the driveway is noticed and appreciated.  This is especially true should you ever put your house on the market. Not only will your interlocking pavers driveway and/or patio attract more prospective buyers, but it will also add actual value to your home.

This all shows that in addition to being affordable, practical, and gratifying, interlocking pavers are also a wise investment.

Give JJW Brick a call today to learn more about interlocking pavers for a patio or walkway project at 1-800-BRICK-PAVERS.  We hope to work with you soon!

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