Permeable paving (also known as porous or pervious paving) is designed to allow rainwater to pass through the surface into the ground beneath, reducing runoff, filtering pollutants, and helping recharge groundwater. Common materials include pervious concrete, porous asphalt, interlocking pavers, and grass or plastic grid systems.

Reduces stormwater runoff and flooding by allowing water to infiltrate instead of pooling.

Filters pollutants naturally, improving water quality as it percolates.

Recharges groundwater and maintains natural hydrological balance.

Lowers heat island effect by enabling cooler surfaces and evaporation.

Durable and low maintenance when installed properly. Ideal for driveways, patios, walkways.

• Pervious Concrete or Porous Asphalt: Great for areas with frequent traffic and heavy use.
• Interlocking Concrete Pavers (PICP): Durable, flexible, and available in various styles and colors.
• Plastic/Grass Grid Pavers (e.g., Ecogrid): Perfect for eco-friendly, green appearance and strong load-bearing.
• Resin-Bound or Resin-Coated Aggregates: A seamless, decorative, permeable finish suitable for pathways and light traffic.

Tips: Before selecting a material, consider your traffic load, aesthetic needs, maintenance preferences, and local climate.

At PurePave Technologies, we offer multiple pack sizes to suit your project’s scale:

• Small (55 lb bags)
  
• Pro (3 × 950 lb packs)
  
• Large (950 lb bags)
  

All come direct from the manufacturer—ensuring quality, affordability, and fast delivery.

Requesting a quote is easy:

1. Visit our "Request A Quote" page.
   
2. Provide details about your project, like area, usage, material preference, and location.
   
3. Our team will review and get back to you with a tailored estimate—often within 1–2 business days.