[Paul K]

Hi Guys,
Kathryn & I were just discussing the house projects we want to do next year- one of which is replacing our old cracked concrete driveway with one using pavers. (Planning to use Western Interlock in a Camino stone Cambridge II blend- anyone got experience with them?) The drive is kinda steep, and 40' long by about 20' wide. It faces east. I am wondering if it would be possible to heat it so it doesn't turn into an ice rink? I am afraid my snow blower will scrape the bricks and would rather just have it stay de-iced. Would it be possible to put tubes in the sand under the pavers then run heated antifreeze through them? Or maybe a commercial grade electrically heated mat like they put under tile floors? Any ideas? This will be a great incentive for me to find an oil leak-free 911!

Thanks in advance,

Paul.