Concrete driveways

Concrete is a popular driveway surfacing material. It’s suited to any size or form of driveway. Many people install concrete driveways because they’re durable. If a cement driveway is laid and taken care of appropriately, it can previous for at least 30 years. Concrete driveways are also relatively zero-maintenance. Many professionals recommend that you coat your concrete in a sealer. This isn’t essential, but it will keep the driveway in good condition and prolong its life. This sealer is easy to apply and needs reapplying about once every two years, or whenever the driveway begins showing signs or symptoms of wear and tear. Concrete driveways also need periodic cleaning and sweeping. Concrete driveways are also popular because they can be customised. Different dyes can be found to change the colour of concrete to suit its surroundings. Cement can be used to build structure imprinted driveways, which are generally unique and attractive. Cement driveways do have downsides. They are prone to cracking, particularly when it’s very hot or wintry or they’re under extreme pressure. Cracks in concrete are difficult to repair. Although they could be filled in, this often leaves a driveway looking patchy and mismatched. The ultimate way to repair a concrete driveway is to replace it, that can be expensive.