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Adding a walkway to your home's outdoor area makes a huge aesthetic statement, and there are many options to give it a unique spin. However, the first step is selecting which material to use. While Palermo Concrete of Rochester, NY, can't make the decision for you, they've been helping local business owners and residents create impeccable walkways and more for over 25 years. 

Before deciding which material to use, consider your walkway's purpose. Is it a direct path to another location, or is it simply there for style? Once you're clear on its purpose, you can move on to choosing from the top three materials for outdoor walkways: 

Stone

walkwayThere are many options in the stone category, but you'll want to keep a close eye on your budget if you go this route. While natural stone is one of the most popular materials, it's also among the most expensive. You get a lot of bang for your buck, however, with plenty of natural texture whether you go for granite, limestone, slate, marble, or another similarly attractive alternative. 

Brick 

You can't go wrong with the classics, and brick is certainly at the top of the 'old reliable' list. Brick's durability makes it ideal for outdoor use, and there's a wider breadth of options available than you might think, including different sizes, patterns, and finishes. 

Concrete

Concrete has risen in the ranks over the years to become one of the most versatile and interesting options available. Concrete walkways can be as intricate as you prefer, from the smooth, no frills surface of poured concrete to the many possibilities of interlocking concrete pavers. Best of all, those who want to mimic another material, like the aforementioned stone and slate, can do so at a fraction of the cost, thanks to stamped concrete. 

For the best results with decorative concrete and similar options, visit the family-owned and -operated professionals at Palermo Concrete. Call (585) 234-6013 to discuss options, check out a full gallery of past project highlights, and stay up-to-date on social media by liking them on Facebook

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