Why is it that some homes seem to give the distinct impression they could be featured in an architectural magazine? They may not be opulent estates, but certain finishing touches upgrade their aesthetic appeal. It starts with the driveway, the first introduction to your home. No matter how good freshly-paved or sealcoated asphalt looks, it is made better with driveway edging.
As the name suggests, driveway edging is the border along either side of your driveway. It can be installed for driveways with any type of surface material, including asphalt, concrete, stone pavers, or crushed stone. Depending on how you want your driveway to look, you have several options for edging.
Just as your driveway has a practical purpose as well as adding to your home's curb appeal, edging increases your driveway's durability.
There are two ways to go when choosing your driveway edging – raised or flat. If you don't want a difference in level between your driveway and lawn, a flat edge works best. You can add contrast by using a difference in color or materials. If you are adamant about having a highly visible border and protecting your lawn, your best choice is raised edging.
There is a correct technique for installing driveway edging to keep it secure and stable. At Maintain It All, we are in the business of protecting your driveway and that includes properly trenching and setting the borders. We can help you choose the design and materials best suited for your needs. Have questions about driveway maintenance or affordable payment options? Get in touch with us today.