Rubber paving and asphalt are two popular options for paving driveways and other outdoor surfaces. Here are some key points to consider when comparing these two materials:Cost: Rubber paving can be more cost-effective than asphalt since installation and materials are often cheaper.Durability: Rubber paving is more flexible than asphalt, allowing it to expand and contract with changes in weather without cracking or showing other damages. Asphalt can crack over time due to weather conditions or wear.Maintenance: Rubber paving is easy to maintain and can be quickly repaired if any damage does occur. Asphalt may require more maintenance and can be more difficult to repair if it cracks or chips.Customization: Rubber paving comes in numerous color options for customization while asphalt is typically limited to shades of black or gray.Safety: Rubber paving is much more shock absorbent than stone and slip-resistant, making it a safer choice for patios that will be used by small children or elderly people.Eco-friendliness: Since rubber pavers are made from recycled materials, they are often the most eco-friendly of all the materials. Ultimately, the choice between rubber paving and asphalt will depend on your specific needs and preferences. If you’re looking for a cost-effective, eco-friendly, and low-maintenance option that offers customization and safety benefits, rubber paving might be the right choice for you. If you prefer a more traditional look and don’t mind the potential for cracking over time, asphalt could be a good fit.For more information on Rubber Paving, contact us  at www.greentechresurfacing.com