Paving stones and pathways are a great way to add curb appeal and value to your home.

They will make your house look more comfortable and welcoming, as well as increase the value of your property.

The best part is that they are easy to install and maintain.

Some people think that paving stones and pathways are the same thing. This is not the case. The two are very different products, and they each have their own pros and cons.

Paving stones are basically what they sound like: flat stones that you can walk on. The most common type of paving stone is made from concrete or stone dust and cement, which is rolled into a sheet or slab (this is called "paving"). Paving stones are often used in front yards, driveways, and other outdoor spaces where people will be walking or driving over them. They're great for preventing erosion and keeping grass from growing between cracks in the pavement.

Pathways are more like a walkway than anything else—they're areas that people use to get from one place to another. Paths are usually made with bricks or gravel on top of compacted dirt or sand; they're sometimes covered with small pieces of wood called "decking" (which means "flooring"). Paths tend to be less formal than paved roads but still offer some level of protection from weather elements like rain or snowfall.

Paving stones and pathways are an important part of any home or business. They're the first thing people see when they come in, so it's really important to make a good impression.

But finding the right paving stone can be tricky. There are so many options out there, and they all look different! How do you know what kind of paving stone you need?

Well, we've got you covered. Here are some things to consider when choosing your paving stones:

-What type of material do you want? Is it more important to you that it looks good or that it lasts? If so, what kind of environment do you plan on using it in?

-How big is your area, and how much space do you have for each type of material?

All of these questions and more can be answered by your local landscape professional. Peacock Landscaping will be happy to go over any and all things pavers & pathways and help you prepare for your upcoming landscape project.