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Rubbersidewalks modular paving is installed in more than 20 states
throughout the nation, and the number of cities and homeowners
increases every day. Rubbersidewalks are most commonly used adjacent
to invasive tree roots. They are modular, and maintainable, and
therefore contribute to the preservation of the urban forest, which
keeping tires out of landfill.
Rubbersidewalks eliminates the need to remove trees due to
invasive root growth. Each 20 square foot installation of
Rubbersidewalks saves a tree from removal. Rubbersidewalks allows
tree roots to be trimmed in a way that doesn't jeopardize health or
stability of tree. Rubbersidewalks saves the urban forest which
benefits the environment, quality of life and property values.
Concrete sidewalks cannot be maintained. When
concrete sidewalks are damaged they must be entirely demolished and
rebuilt.
Rubbersidewalks can be lifted for periodic tree root
trimming and replaced at a fraction of the cost of concrete repairs
and replacement
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Rubbersidewalks allows long-term sidewalk/tree root
maintenance
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Rubbersidewalks introduces the concept of modularity
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Tripping on uplifted concrete can cause injury and
lawsuits
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