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Entries by Daniel Cozzi
What Causes Asphalt Cracking In Residential Driveways In Mahopac, New York
Asphalt Cracking? What Causes It? Asphalt cracking is a direct result of frost heave. It’s a common winter problem throughout Westchester/Putnam Counties. It occurs when the freezing and thawing effects of frost result in the formation of ice pockets underneath the asphalt in the sub-base. As the ice pockets grow, they start to push […]
Winter Maintenance And Care For Your Stone Pavers In Somers, New York
Winter Maintenance For Pavers Is Important! Here’s Why Stone Pavers add curb appeal to your home. They come in a variety of designs. They’re also durable and can withstand extreme weather conditions. In addition, they’re resistant to cracking/physical damage. Also, most pavers are stain-resistant to spills. However, if not maintained, you will notice changes in […]
Consider A Belgian Block Apron For Your Home’s Driveway In Yorktown, New York
What Is A Belgian Block Apron? Have you ever thought of removing the front of your driveway that meets the street curb with a modern, classic look? Without a doubt, you should consider having a Belgian Block apron installed. Besides making your driveway stand out, aprons provide additional structural benefits. They provide support to the […]
How To Boost Your Home’s Curb Appeal In Westchester, New York
Become Familiar With Curb Appeal Before Selling Your Home So you’re ready to sell your home. Most homeowners want to get the most money for what their home is worth. It should be noted that there are many factors that contribute to your home’s market value. One of those factors is curb appeal. Now you […]
How To Prevent Puddles From Forming In Your driveway In Mt. Kisco, New York.
Is Water Pooling In Your Driveway? This can happen for a number of reasons. However, one of the common causes of puddles is the asphalt not being pitched properly. When there’s a low spot in your driveway, water will always travel to that low spot. Therefore, if there’s a high spot before it can pour […]