Northern VA residents install permeable pavers, also known as permeable interlocking concrete pavements (PICP), to direct storm water to underground aquifers. Permeable pavers mimic the way natural land absorbs water. They come in a wide variety of materials which are cut into square or rectangular shapes.

 

Home Owners in Northern VA – It’s Spring and you are planning to upgrade your outdoor living with a new swimming pool. Before falling in love with the style or color of a particular hardscape product to surround the pool, first consider the architectural style of your home, the surrounding landscape, and the size and function of the future hardscaped area. The staff at Rock Stone and Sand Yard can discuss these considerations with you and can help guide you through the selection process.

 

Rock Stone and Sand Yard inventories Belgard, Nicolock, Keystone Hardscapes and Techo-Bloc Products. You will find the right Pavers, Interlocking Pavers, Precast Blocks, Wall Systems, Firepits and Fireplaces for your job. Artistic variations give the same values of light and dark that real stone provides at a fraction of the cost. Add this to the quality of long-term permeability, and this surface solution proves to be a natural match for this home architecture. Interlocking pavers come in a wide selection of colors, shapes and textures, and can be laid in a variety of eye-catching patterns.

 

The below reasons why Fall and Winter are the best times of the year to start hardscaping projects. The major reason is timing. When you build your hardscapes in Winter, you’ll be able to enjoy them come Spring, unless you include a firepit. Timing the design and constructions allows you to maximize your use of your hardscapes. But timing is not the only advantage to installing hardscapes in Fall or Winter. Let’s dig a bit deeper into why you ought to consider the “off-season” for getting this sort of work done.