Paving & Hardscaping
Driveways
A driveway is the most heavily loaded surface on most properties and the first thing anyone sees. It has to carry weight, shed water and look deliberate.
We design the build-up around the vehicle loading and subsoil, then install with correct falls, channel drainage where needed, and a defined edge detail at gates and garages.
How should a driveway be designed around vehicles?
Identify cars, visitors and delivery vehicles, then check turning space, gate clearance and the gradient. A paved driveway should connect cleanly to the road, garage and pedestrian entrance. Vehicle loads and manoeuvring affect the base and surface choice; residential use should not be assumed where deliveries are frequent.
What should a driveway drainage assessment cover?
Trace water from the street and higher ground as well as rainfall on the drive itself. Agree channel drainage, thresholds and outlets before surfacing. For a business entrance, include access staging in the quotation so driveway installation does not leave deliveries or pedestrians without an agreed route.
Where it works best
- Residential driveways and gate aprons
- Steep or sloped access requiring grip and drainage
- Commercial entrances and staff parking
- Industrial yards taking delivery vehicles
What we deliver
- Interlocking paver and cobble driveways
- Tar and asphalt surfacing
- Exposed aggregate and decorative concrete
- Channel drains, kerbing and turning circles
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Send us the property details and we will come out, measure up and put a written specification and line-item quote in your hands.