Sometimes cleaning and repairs aren’t enough to bring a driveway back, particularly if the base has failed, the paving has shifted significantly, or the surface has simply reached the end of its useful life. In these cases, re-paving gives you a fresh start – lifting the old surface, addressing the ground beneath it, and laying a new one.

Getting the Foundations Right

A driveway is only as good as what’s underneath it. Re-paving gives us the opportunity to properly prepare the sub-base and drainage before the new surface goes down, which is often the difference between a driveway that lasts and one that doesn’t.

How Re-Paving Works

Re-paving usually starts with lifting and removing the existing surface, followed by an assessment and repair of the sub-base and drainage underneath – often the real cause of a driveway’s problems. Once the foundations are sound, the new surface is laid, whether that’s resin-bound, block paving or another material, and finished with edging to keep it looking sharp for years to come.

Timescales and pricing depend on the size of the driveway and the surface chosen. Get in touch for a free quote. [PLACEHOLDER – Surface options and before/after photos of our own work to be added]