We get a lot of questions about driveway replacement and when it should be done. Many homeowners are unsure of the signs they need to be looking for that would lead a homeowner to make this decision. We thought it would be helpful to create a short guide so you understand what might be happening to your driveway, how to prevent further damage, and why damage occurs, to begin with. Bookmark this page for future reference.
Driveways are considered the focal points of our homes or businesses but they can often be overlooked and susceptible to damages over time. Our driveways must withstand rain, snow, temperature changes, driving vehicles, and many other factors that put them at risk for damage. There are several different options that can be used to fix and replenish driveways, depending on the material and overall level of damages.
While driveways typically have a long lifespan, there are different factors like weather and temperature that can affect how long it will last. Whether you have an asphalt or concrete driveway, there are some universal signs you can look for to see if your driveway should be repaired or completely replaced. As a general rule, if your home or commercial driveway is 15 to 20 years old, it’s likely it will need repairs or replacing if there is extensive damage. Be sure to look for these key signs in your driveway:
Repaving your driveway is one of the easiest ways to boost a home’s curb appeal and overall value. A driveway that is cracked, stained, or worn-out can make an entire property look bad and can even turn away potential buyers. Businesses and commercial areas with damaged driveways and lacking appearances may lose customers due to
