Women's Murder Club. Lindsay Boxer, Cindy Thomas, Claire Washburn and Jill Bernhardt, the stars of 1st to Die and 2nd Chance, are the founding members of the Women's Murder Club. Later, in 4th of July, Yuki Castellano joins the Club.
What Does a Stone Driveway Cost? Depending on the choice of stone and the depth of the stone and gravel base, plan to spend $1 to $4 per square foot for a stone driveway. You can keep the costs to a minimum by doing much of the work yourself. How Is a Stone Driveway Built? A new stone driveway requires that the sod and topsoil be removed, and the surface needs to be graded. Depending on how much stone and gravel you plan to add, you will need to dig at least 6 inches deep, and preferably 10 to 12 inches. Compact the soil, then add a 4- to 8-inch gravel base, topped with 2 to 4 inches of stone.
It can be stamped to look like inlaid stone, tile or even solid marble, and it can be tinted to complement a house in almost any color. Decorative touches such as these will drive up the price of a concrete driveway, with costs ranging between $8 and $18 per square foot. Brick or stone borders are another accessory option, which add an average cost of $6 to $15 per linear foot to the total cost. Homeowners who live in colder climates have the option of embedding heated coils to help melt ice and snow. These may cost between $10 and $20 per square foot, depending on the heating system. Additionally, a protective sealant should in many cases be applied to the surface of a finished driveway. Some contractors include this sealing in their bid while others offer it as an additional option.