permeable paving

Permeable paving is a type of surface material designed to allow water to pass through it and soak into the ground beneath. Unlike traditional asphalt or concrete, permeable paving reduces runoff, helps prevent flooding, and promotes groundwater recharge. It is made of materials like porous concrete, permeable asphalt, or interlocking bricks with gaps that permit water to flow through. This sustainable solution is commonly used in driveways, sidewalks, parking lots, and outdoor spaces to manage stormwater effectively while still providing a durable, functional surface.