Norton Block Paving Driveways

Most skilled workers will recommend a minimum of 4-5 days to complete the whole driveway, but there can be other factors that cause delays such as settlement of the materials.

Our highly skilled workforce has many years of experience in the road maintenance, line marking, pothole repairs & surface dressing.

Costs will vary depending on the size of your drive, the materials used, any necessary base work, patterns and used extras such as edging, steps or drainage. No two block paving projects are the same. Please contact us and we will be happy to provide a free site survey and quote.

If the blocks you choose allow drainage you won’t need planning permission to lay them in your driveway or garden.

A driveway can potentially add 5-10% to your property’s value, as long as it is expertly installed.

Block paving laid on a subbase is stronger than concrete itself. You should expect it to last a lifetime as long as due care is taken with your driveway in the form of regular maintenance.

One of the main reasons why your block paving sunk is because the drive was not done properly. In most cases, the reason is ground preparation. Your company probably didn’t dig enough out. To get a good block paving, the company setting your driveway needs to dig out down to good solid ground.

We have huge experience and knowledge of what would be ‘best’ for your situation in terms of functionality and budget and can nearly always suggest something that will enhance your pathway, patio or driveway, we would love to come around to your home and give you our advice and supply you with a competitive quote.

It’s good practice to provide maintenance to your driveway usually in the form of regular sweeping, jet washing and the occasional sanding.

You’ll see it used in shopping centres and pedestrian areas where it provides practical, long lasting attractive paving and it has been a popular driveway option for homeowners for many years. Permeable block paving reduces surface run-off water by allowing it to drain between the blocks and into the sub-base.

There are particular guidelines for householders who want to pave over their front gardens in order to turn them into driveways.

Planning permission is not needed for new driveways, regardless of the size, as long as the surfacing used is permeable. This porous surfacing allows water to drain through. Experts suggest using porous asphalt or permeable concrete block paving, or directing the rainwater to a lawn or border in order for it to drain naturally.