

Gravel is the most affordable option, but it requires frequent upkeep. Asphalt is cost-effective and durable, while concrete offers long-term value.
With proper installation and regular sealcoating, asphalt driveways can last 15–20 years, even with Poplar’s harsh winters.
Concrete costs more upfront but requires less maintenance and can last decades. Asphalt is cheaper initially but may need more frequent care.
Yes, but snow plowing can shift the stones, meaning gravel driveways often need regrading after winter.
Yes, contractors offer stamped concrete, decorative borders, and even permeable pavers for eco-friendly drainage solutions.