Laying patio pavers on a dirt base is seldom a good idea, but sometimes it's your only option. Use these tips and tricks to ...

After collecting your broken pavers, dig out your pathway if needed so the paver pieces lay level and flush with the ground.

Whether you're installing a footpath through your ... about 6 inches of soil before laying down pavers, but if you want a less labor-intensive project, you can remove just less than an inch of dirt ...

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A beautiful paver patio can certainly upgrade your backyard’s aesthetic—but only when the work is done by someone who knows what they’re actually doing. “This is one of those projects that looks ...

Are you considering installing a paver driveway or patio ... with a concrete retaining wall and block water from flowing onto the paved area. Adding a retaining wall to your yard also brings ...

Lightly spray the interior cleaner onto a microfiber cloth, not directly onto the surfaces, to prevent oversaturation. For more stubborn dirt, use a soft-bristled brush to gently loosen it without ...

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“In my opinion installing speed bumps is somewhat different than typical paving,” Rodney Stanley Jr. with G.S. Paving Inc. says. “When a contractor paves there is a sub-grade (dirt), then ...

He explains: "Using the spray wand, lay a bead of material down along your boundary. Then using a soft bristle broom, push the material out to the object (curb, brick, etc.), but don't get any on ...