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Concrete
Pavers
Low- Stained or
broken pavers can be easily replaced without
patches.
Dark colored pavers can help hide
stains. Ants and weeds in joints can be
prevented with sealers or
herbicides.
Cobble
Stone
Low-
High
quality stone lasts for decades. Wide joints may
encourage weeds and ants. Rough surface makes
walking and driving
difficult.
Stamped
Concrete
Moderate- Cracking
will likely develop. Difficult to match original
color or pattern in repaired areas. Repairs
leave unattractive
patch.
Clay
Paver
Low- Irregularities
in surface make them prone to damage, especially
edge chipping.
Ordinary
Concrete
Moderate- Cracking
will likely develop. Repairs and replaced
sections leave unsightly patches. Oil stains
difficult to
remove.
Asphalt
High- Wear
and weather will break down surface. Black seal
coat required every 2-3 years. Ruts or pothole
repairs make ugly patches. Subject to erosion
from oil
drippings.
Crushed
Stone or Gravel
High- cattered
stone must be replaced and re-leveled regularly.
Ruts from tires will likely
develop.
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