Q: We would like to replace our driveway. My wife and I are debating whether to replace the driveway with another concrete driveway or a concrete-paver driveway. I have concerns about the concrete ...

New products are constantly being introduced by the home improvement industry. If you’ve been around long enough, you can spot ones that have lots of sizzle but most likely won’t stand the test of ...

Concrete grid pavers and composite pavers have a more traditional look and allow water to seep through the gaps between the pavers. Base Material The base material for a permeable paver project is ...

Power Pavers has announced the launch of a full-width, four-track concrete slipform paver: the Power Paver SF-3404. It paves a maximum of 40 ft. (12 m) and features telescoping endpans for 2 ft. (61 ...

With its 436-hp Cummins engine, the SP 154i offers ample power reserves that enable it to pave concrete surfaces up to 16 m wide and 450 mm thick. Wirtgen has recently released the SP 154i, updating ...

We’ve gotten so many “professional” opinions that our heads are spinning. We want to redo a driveway with pavers or stone. Should we set them in concrete? Proponents of this method say that it’s more ...

Article by Erica K. Brockmeier Photos by Evan Krape and Kathy F. Atkinson and courtesy of Head Lab June 03, 2024 UD engineers create sidewalk pavers using non-recyclable plastics, reducing natural ...

This is my own front sidewalk. The brick pavers are fading. The brick I’m pointing to is sitting on top of the others. It’s original and has never been exposed to the weather. Look at what happens ...

Concrete slipform pavers are considerable investments for fleets, so it’s important for managers to do all they can to keep operating costs down and use the latest technology to advantage on these ...

Q: I love the look of colored brick for paving, including my driveway, sidewalks and patio. I’ve started to pay attention to older installations of colored concrete paving brick, and many look faded.

Chester T. (1863-1918) and Charles E. (1858-1938) Foote were concrete contractors in Nunda, N.Y., with a knack for inventing things. Seeing the problems caused by boardwalks and dirt streets in ...