Built for Minnesota driveways.

Half-inch standard thickness. All Paving installs are poured to ½ inch (12.7 mm). The thickness is what gives the surface its load-bearing characteristics.

Schluter trim for closed edges. Schluter aluminum trim sets around the perimeter prior to surface application. It does two jobs at once. It creates a clean closed edge that finishes the install, and it doubles as a thickness guide for the crew during the pour. Multiple trim finishes are available so the perimeter can match the color choice or contrast with it.

Vanishing-edge installs need extra prep. For edges that meet grass or soil instead of a hard boundary, the prep work pulls the dirt and grass back ahead of the install and replaces it after the surface fully cures. Vanishing edges are more labor than closed edges, so we walk through the trade-off during the estimate and pick the right edge treatment for your specific layout.

Drains and fixtures get ground flush. Drains, garage thresholds, and any protruding fixtures are often ground down before the pour so the new surface installs flush. Flush transitions prevent tripping hazards and let water run the way it is supposed to.

Two install methods. Method one lays Paving over an existing concrete or asphalt substrate when that substrate is sound. The existing surface is cleaned, primed, and Paving is applied directly on top. Method two builds on a compacted aggregate base when there is no existing hard surface to work from. Both methods finish at the same half-inch thickness with the same load-bearing characteristics.