We loved working on this 700 SF Flexi-Pave driveway in January of 2018. Our crew excavated 14″ deep to comply with VCAP requirements and the color chosen was Peppermill.

This project was not only significant for us, but it was also historic! This driveway was special because it was our first project using the VCAP incentives, and the very first VCAP project in Loudoun County. The VCAP program wants to encourage and assist homeowners in using and installing green elements, and our pervious pavement perfectly fits the bill! Since Flexi-Pave is invisible to storm water and withstands freeze and thaw conditions, Flexi-Pave is the perfect way to implement green technology and help the environment. Learn more about VCAP assistance and reimbursements from the VASWCD website.

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We completed this fun project in January 2018. The 351 SF driveway was completely custom-designed by our architect, and the color was also custom mixed. We were so excited to give our clients a truly one-of-a-kind driveway. Client chose the color Peppermill for the four inner squares, and the border was custom mixed.

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In December 2017 we completed 1,287 SF of Flexi-Pave diffusion strips in color Mossy Slate.

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We completed this 1,089 SF Flexi-Pave courtyard in December 2017. Color is Mossy Slate.

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In November 2017 we finished a 2,522 SF wayside and vehicle area in color Umber.

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Two tree surrounds totaling 150 SF were completed in November 2017. Color is Chestnut.

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7 tree surrounds totaling 336 SF was completed in October 2017. Color chosen is Peppermill.

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In October 2017 we completed a 12,224 SF Flexi-Pave bike trail in color Peppermill.

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A 3,315 SF Flexi-Pave trail was completed in October 2017. Color chosen is Peppermill.

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This 1,017 SF trail was installed in September 2017. Color chosen is Chestnut.

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