Interlocking Driveway Toronto and GTA

The driveway takes up such a large portion of the front of your home, so naturally, most homeowners want their driveway to look attractive and welcoming. There are few things that can greatly enhance the curb appeal of your home in Toronto like driveway interlocking. Whether it is for a 1 car, 2 car or 4 car driveway, our interlocking experts can help design a driveway for you that you will love for years to come. We have helped transform numerous driveways in Toronto and the GTA, and we’re ready to do the same for you. So give our experts a call today!

Why Choose Us for Your Interlocking in Toronto?

We are a fast-growing interlocking driveway company in Toronto – and there’s a reason for that. Browsing our reviews on either Google or Homestars you’ll see that we consistently deliver incredible results to our valued customers. When we take on a project, we commit to working closely with the client to ensure that they get what they were dreaming of before they picked up the phone and called us. This is how we have managed to build such a strong reputation amongst homeowners throughout Toronto and the GTA. When you need to improve the exterior design of your home, make sure you go with the best. We also provide professional Landscaping services, such as Pressure Washing, Asphalt Sealing, Decks and more to homeowners in Toronto.

When you call AHS for your driveway interlocking project, you can expect the following:

- A free in-home estimate
- Experienced and trained professionals
- Affordable rates
- Limited warranty on labour (Up to 5 years)
- Other interlocking services for your walkways, backyard patio and more

How to Prevent You Driveway From Sinking

To prevent your interlock driveway from sinking, you must have a sufficient amount of gravel in the base. If there is not a sufficient amount, the job will fail. Follow the steps listed below for a step-by-step driveway interlock guide:

1. Excavation. If there is an insufficient gravel base, you must perform a deep excavation and ensure there is enough room to fill 12″ of gravel, plus room for the width of the stones.
2. Install Geotextile. This textile acts as a filter, separating old base materials (soil, sand, clay) from the new gravel base, which helps prevent the gravel from mixing or sinking.
3. Install Gravel. Install the gravel on top of the Geotextile.
4. Compaction. This is crucial. 500+ lbs. of weight should be added to completely compact the base.
5. Level the ground with bedding material. The best bedding material is High-Performance Bedding (HPB). It is fully permeable, meaning it does not hold moisture. This reduces the chance of expansion in the winter.
6. Install stones & fill gaps. Put the stones back in place and fill the gaps with polymeric sand. This sand will act as glue, holding the stones together. Once applied, it needs to be compacted, so it can settle in the gaps. Then a second layer should be applied to completely seal the interlock and eliminate the potential for shifting.