A scam company of pavement, guy looking to make a buck.

Driveway - Asphalt or Concrete?

The second estimate that was provided in July 11, 2012 indicated that the house would have to be lifted, and demo the front patio, side stoop and asphalt pavement as required.

Well, in all reality, its a 60+ year old house with full-on soft asbestos siding (which has been deteriorated at the bottom edge in some places, but still 100% functional and certainly not going to rot) and a double layer of asphalt shingles.

Should I redo in concrete or asphalt?

Wholesalers bust their butts to find deals for investors who don't want to hassle with handwriting yellow letters for hours on end, pounding the pavement knocking on doors, weeding through hundreds of calls, and sitting at kitchen tables negotiating with prospects.

However, if the drive is asphalt, this oil leak may be causing serious damage to the drive.

The ground and any pavements directly adjacent to the house should slope down away from the house; sloping back toward the house is a bad thing.

Hi Timur, I'm not a contractor or a roofer, but on the materials side (here in VA), regular asphalt shingles run about $1/sq ft, not sure about underlay, and 7/16" OSB roof sheathing on the high side is around $10, or $.31/sq ft, if you need it.

The person about to jump off a building thinking it is the best course of action doesn't need someone to clap and tell her the best way to hit the pavement head first.