Fill Gap Between Driveway And Garage

If you have a gap between the driveway and your garage, it can be a tripping hazard and allow water and debris to enter your garage. You can fill this gap with a variety of materials, including concrete, asphalt, or pavers. The best material for you will depend on your budget, the size of the gap, and the look you want.

Concrete

Concrete is a durable and affordable option for filling a driveway gap. It is also relatively easy to install, although it does require some time to cure. Concrete can be stamped or stained to match your driveway and garage floor.
To fill a driveway gap with concrete, you will need the following materials:

Concrete mix
Shovel
Wheelbarrow
Trowel
Edging

Instructions:

Clean the area where you will be pouring the concrete. Remove any debris or vegetation.
Set the edging in place. This will help to create a clean, straight edge for your concrete.
Mix the concrete according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Pour the concrete into the gap. Use a trowel to smooth the surface.
Allow the concrete to cure for at least 24 hours before driving on it.

Asphalt

Asphalt is another durable and affordable option for filling a driveway gap. It is a bit more difficult to install than concrete, but it can be done with a little bit of practice. Asphalt can be sealed to match your driveway and garage floor.

To fill a driveway gap with asphalt, you will need the following materials:

Asphalt mix
Shovel
Wheelbarrow
Tamping tool
Edging

Instructions:

Clean the area where you will be pouring the asphalt. Remove any debris or vegetation.
Set the edging in place. This will help to create a clean, straight edge for your asphalt.
Mix the asphalt according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Pour the asphalt into the gap. Use a tamping tool to compact the asphalt.
Allow the asphalt to cure for at least 24 hours before driving on it.

Pavers

Pavers are a more expensive option for filling a driveway gap, but they can create a beautiful and durable surface. Pavers come in a variety of materials, including concrete, brick, and stone. They can be laid in a variety of patterns to create a unique look.

To fill a driveway gap with pavers, you will need the following materials:

Pavers
Sand
Polymeric sand
Edging

Instructions:

Clean the area where you will be laying the pavers. Remove any debris or vegetation.
Set the edging in place. This will help to keep the pavers in place.
Spread a layer of sand over the area where you will be laying the pavers.
Lay the pavers in the desired pattern.
Spread a layer of polymeric sand over the pavers. This will help to lock the pavers in place.
Allow the polymeric sand to cure for at least 24 hours before driving on it.