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Call any company that does driveway work-I see Atlas advertise all the time but had them for a quote and they were expensive.
I just had my driveway done by ATLAS.
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Read my review of Atlas in Deer Park on Yelp if you want.
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Reason: Sorry. Just realized I'm not supposed to post any negative sentiment about businesses on this forum.
We paid somewhere around 3k for a belgium block apron (6+ years ago.) I'm not sure of the exact dimensions though. I think it's around 18' wide by 5-6'.
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Originally Posted by sirtiger
its all good until you start sliding on the slick residue.
Ours are mortared in and there's never been an issue with moss.
Ahh the Belgium block stone driveway apron Price depends on the color of the Cobblestone / Belgium Block you choose. Grey, yellow, pink, black.... grey the cheapest will run you 2.00-3.00 a block for a 4x4x4 they also come in larger sizes up to I believe 11x8x4 which cost double. Rule of thumb for this job to be done by a professional company..it would cost you around $ 35-40 sqf or double around you would pay for just the stones. Common and a lot cheaper down here by me.. some love it, some don't but beware of the weeds and you should power wash them probably twice a year
I bet these 4X4X4 square blocks are used a lot. A cement cube. lol.
We did this with a macadam driveway (oil and stone) our driveway is wider and shorter than shown. We have the Belgium block apron with 18" deep cement base (the company only does 18") we paid 7k. The longer the apron, the higher the cost obviously. We have zero weed issues for the base. 5 year old driveway.
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