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Your driveway and front garden is the first thing that visitors to your home will see and you only get one chance to make a first impression.

A brand new block paving driveway, pattern imprinted concrete driveway, resin & aggregate driveway or tarmac driveway will enhance the appearance of your home’s frontage.

It will also provide a durable and hard wearing surface which will look good for years.

Block Paving Driveways offer an extremely wide range of stunning colour, texture and design options for your new driveway. From standard, single colour 200 mm x 100mm blocks to multi-sized, multi-coloured cobblestones and setts, there is something to suit every home and garden.

If you need an additional car parking space, extending an existing driveway is easy with block paving. The range of colours which block paving offers allow you to create complementary features and borders. And concrete kerbs, edging and drainage products are available to match the colour and texture of your chosen block paving.

Whether you are looking to create a rustic, contemporary or modern appearance for your new driveway, block paving continues to be one of the most popular choices for homeowners today.

Tarmac Driveways are often seen as a purely functional form of driveway paving. However, the use of coloured tarmac and block paving features embedded in the tarmac surface or used as edging or kerbs can create an attractive alternative to a standard black tarmac driveway.

Installing a tarmac driveway is a specialised skill which, for large areas at least, requires expensive machinery to compact it properly.

A domestic tarmac driveway is installed in several layers, with at least 100 mm of stone forming the sub-base. Over this is compacted at least 50 mm of a binder course of tarmac then a 30 mm layer of a hard wearing course of tarmac.

Although it sometimes gets a bad press, a professionally and properly installed tarmac driveway will not only be attractive, it will offer a very durable paving surface which should last for many years.

Pattern Imprinted Concrete Driveways are created by colouring and forming reinforced concrete in an attempt to replicate natural stone paving products. The natural appearance of paving products such as cobbles, stone, slate, bricks and timber boards are matched in terms of colour and texture.

It is referred to as pattern imprinted concrete, pressed concrete or stamped concrete because moulded printing mats are impressed into the surface of the still moist concrete to create the joints and textures of your chosen natural paving.

Over thirty different textures and an unlimited number of colour variations are available but the most realistic pattern imprinted concrete driveways are those which match the colour and texture of a naturally occurring style of paving.

The advantage of a pattern imprinted concrete driveway is that unlike block paving and flagstones, it is a solid product. This means that it will not sink and weeds will not grow through it.

Resin and Aggregate Driveways offer an alternative option to traditional block paving, imprinted concrete and tarmac driveways. As a result they are growing in popularity year on year. And it is no surprise given the attractive appearance, the wide range of colours and the durability which resin and aggregate driveways offer.

The problem with old gravel driveways is that you are continually raking gravel back into place because it has moved under the weight of car tyres or it has migrated down a slope.

As the name suggests, natural aggregates are held into position by resin which hardens. It creates the appearance of a gravel drive but without the associated problems.

Because the resin and aggregate is laid in a relatively thin layer compared to all other types of driveway paving it relies on a solid foundation such as an existing tarmac or concrete driveway. It cannot be installed over block paving or any other type of paving which may move, as this would cause cracks in the surface of your new resin and aggregate driveway.