Are you tired of messy gravel paths, worn grass patches and sandy footprints though out your home?
Perth is naturally very sandy, and as a result, sand has a way of finding it’s way into our homes, especially if you have children walking from the backyard or front yard without wiping their feet properly. One way to reduce the sand and to make your outside area tidier and more attractive is to install a paved area. A paved area can be installed by professionals or it might be something that you would like to tackle yourself if you are up for a DIY project.
A paved path can give a smart, decorative finish to your home entrance, patio, or drive. It is an elegant way of customizing curb appeal and ushers in a welcoming ambiance. Before you get started, you need to work out the dimensions of your paving in whole block numbers to avoid waste and minimize cutting during the project. You should also make sure the correct fall is in place to facilitate proper drainage.
- Level the path
- Dig the Strip
- Form a bay with timber leveling strips
- Lay the blocks
- Confirm compactness
- Seal up