I need to redo my existing driveway that runs adjacent to my neighbors
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Does anyone have any ideas as to creating a border to delineate mine from theirs? The driveways are concrete and they refuse to do any maintenance on their deteriorating mess?
6 answers
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It will be costly but maybe dig a trench between the driveways and put stones in, This way there will be a natural divider.
Janet Pizaro
on Jun 20, 2016
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First you need to know where the property line is. Then you need go to your Village Hall Building Dept. and find out how far away you need to be off the property line to put something down. In my County its a minimum of 3". Then you can choose stone, landscape blocks, paver bricks, etc.
William
on Jun 20, 2016
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Assuming your not wanting a "wall" or true "divider", a fairly cheap alternative just to mark yours vs. theirs would be simply to paint a line between the two using porch paint. For something more attractive you can cut out a strip between the two drive ways and add a strip of bricks down the middle level with the driveways.
Sarah Jackson
on Jun 21, 2016
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My son dug out a few inches on his side of the property line and planted a nice row of hedges.
C Crow
on Jun 21, 2016
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I created a concrete curbing to delineate my side of drive on a shared drive by setting bricks on narrow edge along the line. I used Sidewalk Patch to adhere them to the existing drive and then troweled and smoothed a rounded curb up to top of brick. It worked well, reduced water washing across, channeled rain toward the street.
Anita Elaine
on Jun 22, 2016
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I would use brick or pavers.
Liz Straughn
on Jun 22, 2016
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