Path Appeal

A well-placed path is both inviting and functional, but best of all it can dramatically bump up your curb appeal. A simple gravel path won't break your budget and can change the look of your lawn in an afternoon. Choose stone for a more refined look.

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When you spend time and money growing a beautiful lawn or flower beds, the last thing you want is for foot traffic to wear it away. Investing in a stone or gravel path will showcase the beauty of your yard or garden while protecting it at the same time.

How much will it cost?

A 120sf flagstone pathway with Gator Dust joints and base material for underneath might only cost around $250. A slate chips pathway around 100sf would be around $100.

What should I know Before I start?

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