Permeable Driveways

Permeable driveways are designed to allow water to infiltrate the ground through the surface, reducing runoff and promoting groundwater recharge. These driveways are constructed using permeable materials such as porous asphalt, permeable concrete, or interlocking pavers with gaps filled with gravel or grass. Permeable driveway projects involve careful planning to ensure proper subgrade preparation, installation of drainage layers, and selection of materials that balance permeability with durability. These driveways are particularly beneficial in areas with heavy rainfall or where stormwater management is a concern. In addition to their environmental benefits, permeable driveways can also reduce the heat island effect and enhance the aesthetic appeal of the property.