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Benefits of Permeable Pavers and Re-Vegetation to Land & Homeowners

Permeable pavers are a self-draining system that allows rainwater to seep around individual pavers, soaking naturally into the ground underneath. Re-vegetation entails replacing impervious surfaces with vegetation, increasing the green space on a property and allowing for rainwater to soak into the ground naturally.

The overall environmental benefits (water quality, reduction in flooding and erosion) can benefit everyone and the need for more expensive rainwater infrastructure can be avoided. This type of pavement consists of a permeable surface (e.g. concrete) is a sensible option for high-traffic areas. Driveways, parking areas, pathways and patios are examples of areas that should be considered for a use of a permeable pavement option. Permeable pavement, especially open-grid pavers, is also useful when used to replace impervious pavement around trees to allow water and air to reach the tree roots.

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Benefits of Permeable Pavers and Re-Vegetation to the Homeowner

Permeable pavers are more aesthetically pleasing than conventional pavers and provide many advantages for the homeowner. Permeable pavers:

• Come in more colors and shapes than traditional concrete or asphalt
• Can create a longer-lasting surface compared with conventional concrete
• Can reduce flooding on your property or the surrounding area.

Likewise, re-vegetating a previously impervious space provides many advantages. Re-vegetation:

• Creates an aesthetically pleasing space
• Provides habitat for native pollinators and wildlife
• Can reduce flooding on your property or the surrounding area

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Benefits of Permeable Pavers and Re-Vegetation to your Land

The replacement of impervious surfaces with permeable pavers and/or vegetation because it improves the health of local streams and waterways by producing substantially less stormwater runoff than non-pervious areas. In addition, permeable pavers and re-vegetation:

• Reduce flooding and erosion caused by stormwater runoff
• Promote groundwater recharge, increasing both the quantity and quality of water
• Eliminate the cost of piping stormwater to an outfall
• Promote tree survival by providing air and water to their roots

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The Philippines isn’t a stranger to flooding and the rainy season. Filipinos are also all too familiar with the flooding that too often follows in its wake. Andorra Roof Tiles and Pavers isn’t just well-acquainted with the problem; we’re also on the vanguard of delivering sustainable paving solutions. Our permeable pavers aren’t simply attractive and durable. They’re part of an approach to sustainable hardscape design that is as environmentally friendly as it is cost-effective. Why not consult with our paving experts in Andorra Roof Tiles & Pavers today?


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