11/02/2026
One day it’s 45°. The next it’s below freezing.
Those temperature swings may not seem like a big deal, but repeated freeze and thaw cycles can be hard on your outdoor spaces.
Water expands when it freezes, which can put pressure on cracks, joints and the soil beneath hardscapes. As the ground repeatedly freezes and thaws, movement can also contribute to shifting or uneven surfaces.
The best time to think about winter damage is before winter arrives.
What part of your property takes the biggest beating during winter?