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My parents decided to brick our driveway a couple weeks ago adn they finaly finished last week, and I was able to take some pics before class. Quite an improvement over the regular blacktop. We had it professionally done, unlike the other brickwork done around the house. (SOrry for the 'big' pics) Enjoy!
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Man, Dan!!!!! That looks GOOD! Ive always liked the look of brick-like tile, and anything looks better than that concrete with the asphalt tip. I would expect that when ya'll go to sell that house, the resale value will be upped by the fact that the driveway adds a great deal of cosmetic appeal (and therefore value) to the front of your home.
Ive done some work like that before, and man it looks good!
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Looks great Dan I think you need to 'work' on Mom and Dad, ...get the minivan on the street and the SS in the garage
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Haha..Yeah...the permanent place for the SS is in the street But it's a dead end where we live so, we dont get traffic which is a good thing. Thanks for the compliments! Definitely adds to the overall appeal to the house. Just need to get the landscaping redone, but I guess my dad is going to wait until the spring.
And about the oil changes.....not even a chance I did however asked if I coudl Zaino the driveway for them, lol
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But it's a dead end where we live so, we dont get traffic which is a good thing. Thanks for the compliments! Definitely adds to the overall appeal to the house. Just need to get the landscaping redone, but I guess my dad is going to wait until the spring.![[Razz]](tongue.gif)
