Permeable Pavers + Confinement Systems

Permeable pavers are a type of pavement that allow water to pass through to the ground below. They are designed to reduce stormwater runoff and improve water infiltration into the soil. The pavers have small openings between them that allow water to pass through, and the spaces between the pavers are filled with a porous material such as gravel or crushed stone. This allows water to filter through to the soil, reducing the amount of runoff and helping to recharge groundwater. Permeable pavers are often used in parking lots, driveways, sidewalks, and other hardscaped areas where traditional pavement would typically be used. They are also environmentally friendly as they help in reducing the heat island effect and also helps in reducing the water pollution.