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Asphalt typically costs less upfront than concrete, but concrete tends to last longer with less frequent maintenance — the better choice depends on your climate, budget, and how long you plan to stay in the home.
Most residential driveway paving projects take 1-3 days for installation, plus curing time before the surface can handle regular vehicle traffic — asphalt cures faster than concrete.
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