The price of constructing a driveway is influenced by three main factors: the extent of excavation/preparation needed, the dimensions of the driveway, and the type of surface finish.

Opting for budget-friendly choices like concrete may seem attractive initially for a quick solution, but they tend to have an industrial appearance and are susceptible to cracking.

A gravel driveway could be more cost-effective than anticipated, costing less than alternatives like block-paving. Additionally, due to their permeability, gravel driveways prevent the formation of troublesome puddles.

When estimating the expenses of a gravel driveway, take into account any special features and additional landscaping you wish to incorporate to elevate the appearance of your property.

Also, remember to consider the hidden expenses associated with driveway installation, such as the cost of removing your current driveway.

Non-permeable driveways, like concrete and certain block-paved drives, have the tendency to accumulate puddles during heavy rainfall.

By incorporating Gravelrings during installation, gravel driveways facilitate the drainage of rainwater through a mesh-backed grid system, preventing the formation of puddles.

If your block paved driveway has been installed by a skilled professional and to a superior standard, the occurrence of weeds should be minimal and certainly not evident during the initial years.

Any presence of weeds is most likely due to wind dispersing them or birds dropping seeds.

Simple remedies involve regularly brushing the area to disrupt the growth of weeds before they take root, manually removing them using a hoe or scraper, or utilizing weedkiller, which is also quite effective.

Additionally, maintaining a clean and dirt-free driveway will aid in preventing weed growth.

Every project is unique, and the duration needed to finish the task will differ for each project, depending on factors such as the current surface condition, the extent of groundwork preparation needed, and the area to be covered.

The materials and techniques employed, as well as the complexity of the project, will also impact the time required to complete your driveway.

We will provide you with an estimated timeframe for the completion of your driveway or patio installation project, and we will keep you informed about our progress and the anticipated completion date.

Yes, We offer assistance with landscaping, fences, walls, brick steps, block paved patios, paths, and paving.

Our team pays close attention to proper drainage and ground preparation for all our projects.

Using a pressure washer for block paving is not advisable as it can deteriorate the concrete or cement used for the pointing between each brick over time, leading to the loosening of the bricks.

Instead, it is recommended to utilize a hard bristle brush or yard brush along with warm soapy water to effectively remove any dirt or debris from the surface.

In general, tarmac tends to be more cost-effective. We offer driveway solutions that cater to budgets of all sizes.