Block Paving

Block Paving
Block Paving

About Block Paving

On this page we will give you the basic information and overview into the construction method and installation process for a long lasting block paved driveway.

We will list all we think you need to know about block paving, allowing you to make the correct and informed decision on which surface to choose.

A Block paved driveway is simply stunning! It is probably the robust surface for a driveway and if done properly is a fantastic alternative to resin bound driveways.

Block Paving comes in all different colours and a number of different sizes, we only use permea60 blocks allowing upto 7 tonne vehicles. This will provide that extra peace of mind. Block paving can be used for driveways, pathways, edgings. It is low maintenance and ticks all the boxes when it comes to having it around your home.

The initial installation is at the top end of the scale price wise, but if properly maintained Block Paved driveways really do stand the test of time.

All specifications and processes of work are designed for footpaths and residential driveways.

If you require information for a heavy commercial application please get in touch.

Block Paving bricks are a wonderful product that is renowned for its colour and texture. Block paving has a unique character and is a quality product. They are practical , durable and above all affordable. Build your perfect outdoor space using our specialist installers. Our teams are friendly and above all professional.

Main advantages of Block Paving

  • Blocks edgings are Permeable.
  • Puddle free
  • Many colours to choose from
  • Versatile design options
  • Nice everyday surface to live with
  • Remedial work is easy to carry out
  • Environmentally sustainable
  • Hard wearing & durable

Main disadvantages of Block Paving

  • Weeds can take hold if not properly maintained
  • Planning Permission maybe required
  • Pressure washing not recommended
  • Certain colours show wear and tear (try to be sensible with colour choice)
  • Never use common salt to de-ice
  • Initial cost is expensive as it is labour intensive
  • Efflorescence (Salt marks) can appear at anytime

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