Hmmm. This is the snowy, cold northeast. Does pavement crack? Does a bear do his business in the woods? So we said, sure, go ahead and patch, expecting him to fill in maybe 10'x10' or 10'x20' at most.
Then all of this shows up.
Now, don't get me wrong, we needed a good liberal repaving. But this bill is going to be a real shock, far from the $200 to $400 we thought we were spending. Oh, well. At least it's done.
And you can see a little of the yard in the background, and might even notice that the rain this weekend has finally turned our lawn green.
Happy Tuesday, everyone!
8 comments:
I'm speechless! Maybe we should do a Kickstarter and collect donations for your driveway.
Hi Marjie, wouldn't it be nice if he'd just done it for free cause he was the one who had so much bitumen to spare!! I envy your paved driveway. Ours is just dirt and rubble, sigh. Fine enough in summer but can be a little boggy in winter! Enjoy your week. No worries, and love, Carol
Oh dear. Our driveway could use a touch up too, but it is so expensive. What's done is done. Hope you like it.
Mango Momma
I need some of those paver shoes for the molehills in the back yard.
We need a load of gravel. I am still waiting for paved walks to and from the exterior doors. Pea gravel sticks in all kinds of shoe soles.
We need earth this year - actually we needed it a couple years ago and kept putting it off. Our poor yard is in pitiful shape. If someone showed up with a load, it would help the procrastination. LOL
Enjoy the driveway (and the green lawn) !
You can't walk on paper money.....the paving will be worth it in the end. I'd settle for gravel rather than mud though today;)
Oh man... I hope the bill isn't too high!
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