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5 years of experience

I guarenatee all my work and will not ask for any payments unitl the customer is 100% satisfied. My favorite part of the job is bringing life back into old and ugly areas of homes. Like refinishing an old run down deck or adding a beautiful paver patio or fire pit to a neglected boring yard. I do everything from painting, to plaster and drywall repairs, landscaping, water features, home remodeling, plumbing, electrical etc....4122184664callme

I guarenatee all my work and will not ask for any payments unitl the customer is 100% satisfied. My favorite part of the job is bringing life back into old and ugly areas of homes. Like refinishing an old run down deck or adding a beautiful paver patio or fire pit to a neglected boring yard. I do everything from painting, to plaster and drywall repairs, landscaping, water features, home remodeling, plumbing, electrical etc....4122184664callme

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Lone Wolf Services

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Mow, weedeat, leaf blowing, edging and mulching service, brush removal as well. We take pride in our work and always have returned customers and referrals

Mow, weedeat, leaf blowing, edging and mulching service, brush removal as well. We take pride in our work and always have returned customers and referrals

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Appalachian Industrial Holdings LLC

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Appalachian Industrial Holdings LLC

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6 years of experience

Excavating & Grading Water Crossings/Small Bridges Road/Driveway Grading & Maintenance Retaining Walls Land Clearing/Brush Hogging Wet & Dry Buried Utilities Septic Systems Drainage Installation/Repair Ponds

Excavating & Grading Water Crossings/Small Bridges Road/Driveway Grading & Maintenance Retaining Walls Land Clearing/Brush Hogging Wet & Dry Buried Utilities Septic Systems Drainage Installation/Repair Ponds

D&L Field Services

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D&L Field Services

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18 years of experience

we have 10 employees 2 trucks 4 trailers summer lawn service equipment all major credit cards are accepted we have a Refer a Friend program that is 10 percent off of your bill if you refer us a friend that hasus do work

we have 10 employees 2 trucks 4 trailers summer lawn service equipment all major credit cards are accepted we have a Refer a Friend program that is 10 percent off of your bill if you refer us a friend that hasus do work

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Pavers and Hardscaping questions, answered by experts

The best tool to cut pavers is a hammer and chisel. These tools are best for inexperienced DIYers, as they're affordable and don't require special skills. If you're comfortable using power tools, an angle grinder or a circular saw with a masonry cutting wheel will make quick work of your paver cutting project.

The lifespan of pavers varies based on many factors. Material is the key component, with concrete, stone, and brick pavers lasting up to 100 years, while clay pavers usually only last around 25 years. To maximize your pavers’ lifespan, you should keep your paver patio or walkway clean, add sealant every few years, and keep the joints sealed with polymeric sand as needed.

Yes, placing polymeric sand between pavers is essential for keeping them securely in place. However, sand alone cannot secure pavers. A well-made compacted paver bed that holds pavers should be at least 6 inches deep to keep pavers secure.

A paved driveway adds $5,000 to $7,000 to the value of your home. That’s because it increases your curb appeal and the functionality of your outdoor space, which appeals to potential buyers.

The best way to cut concrete pavers is with a circular saw or angle grinder, but you’ll need a diamond blade made for cutting masonry. If you have a lot of cuts to make, you may want to opt for a wet saw to cut your pavers instead. 

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