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Outdoor Pathways

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Pathways are areas that help create a functional method of getting from different locations of your yard or around your home.  Pathways create a sense of direction for guests arriving at your home.  They also provide access to areas that might be harder to reach without pathways.

Getting to your front door requires some sort of walkway.  Whether you have steps or driveway accessibility, a pathway creates an inviting situation encouraging guests to visit.  Pathways are also great for delivery folks giving them an easy way to get to your front door to deliver whatever gift or package has arrived. 

Side yard pathways give you or service professionals a way to get around your home conveniently.  Side pathways can help service professionals reach your equipment like air conditioning units, electricity meters, water meters and more.

Pathways in the backyard can help create an area of relaxation or gathering or move your around your yard in a fashion that takes people on a journey.  Using different pathway materials can also create a unique feel to your backyard by creating mini spaces that allow you to create a unique look and feel each time you move around your backyard.

Pathways can also make people feel more comfortable moving around your yard.  Some people do not like walking on grass or near plants as they feel they might damage a plant that is valuable to its owner.

Lighting pathways in the evening and at night creates a distinct level of ambiance but also a safety precaution for those moving around your yard.

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