Design freedom without sacrificing strength

Block paving driveways, built to last.

A smart, versatile driveway finish installed with careful preparation, clean lines and drainage designed around your property.

Is it right for your property?

Where block paving earns its keep.

A timeless finish with almost endless design flexibility.

  • Traditional and modern properties
  • Detailed borders, patterns and contrasting edges
  • Driveways that may need future access for services

How the job comes together

Four stages. No mystery.

01

Survey and design

We measure the area, assess levels, access and drainage, then agree the paving style, pattern and edging.

02

Excavation and sub-base

The existing surface is removed to the required depth before a compacted, load-bearing sub-base is installed.

03

Drainage and restraints

Falls, channels and edge restraints are formed so water is controlled and the paving remains secure.

04

Laying and compaction

Blocks are laid accurately on a prepared bed, cut neatly, jointed and compacted for a crisp, stable finish.

Before we price it

Three details we will not guess at.

Ground conditions

Soft or previously disturbed ground may need additional excavation and sub-base to prevent movement.

Drainage

The driveway must manage surface water correctly, using suitable falls, permeable construction or drainage channels where required.

Block choice

Colour, texture, thickness and laying pattern all affect appearance, durability and the overall cost.

Where we work

Block paving, locally.

Looking for a block paving contractor nearby? These are the main areas where we quote and install.

Useful answers

Questions we’re regularly asked.

How long does a block paved driveway take?+

A typical domestic driveway often takes around one to two weeks, depending on its size, access, ground conditions, drainage and design detail.

Does block paving sink or move?+

Movement is usually linked to inadequate preparation. Correct excavation, a well-compacted sub-base, strong edge restraints and proper jointing greatly reduce the risk.

Can you replace an existing driveway?+

Yes. We can remove old paving, concrete, tarmac, gravel or garden areas, dispose of the waste and construct the new driveway from the ground up.

Your next step

Have a pattern, colour or border in mind?

Send the postcode, a rough size and a couple of photographs. We’ll tell you what we think and arrange a visit if the job looks suitable.

Tell us about the driveway