★★★★★ Rated 5 Stars
Block Paving Driveways in Warrington
Block paving driveways laid across Warrington and the surrounding areas. Over 20 years experience, five star rated, free no obligation quotes.
Block Paving Driveways in Warrington
We lay block paving driveways across Warrington and the WA postcodes. It lives or dies on the details: compacted sub-base, screeded sand, edge courses haunched in concrete. Get the edges wrong and the drive spreads within a couple of winters.
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Easy to repair
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Various design options
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Strong under load
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Permeable options
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Looks great
Why Choose Us
Local Team
We're based in Warrington, so we know the area and our customers are our neighbours. Our work embodies our local reputation.
Tidy Service
We turn up on time, complete the work properly, and leave your property clean and tidy instead of looking like a job site.
Multi Skilled
Our team's experience and qualifications cover a wide range of landscaping services, so you can hire one company for everything.
Rated 5 Stars
We leave every property making sure our customer is smiling. Rest assured that you're working with landscapers who only provide the best.
Get a Free Quote for Your Block Paved Driveway
Tell us roughly how big the area is and we will come out, measure up, talk you through the block and pattern options and give you a written price. No obligation and no pressure to go ahead.
★ Rated 5 stars
★ Based in Warrington
★ Free, no-obligation quotes
★ Reliable service
★ Multi skilled team
Frequently Asked Questions
Do weeds grow through block paving?
Weeds do not come up from below on a properly built drive, as there is a compacted sub-base and a membrane in the way. What happens is that seed blows in and germinates in the jointing sand at the surface. Keeping the joints full, brushing the drive and using a kiln dried or polymeric jointing sand keeps it to a minimum, and anything that does appear pulls out easily.
Why does block paving sink or spread?
Almost always because of the base or the edges rather than the blocks. If the sub-base was not deep enough or was never properly compacted, the drive settles under the wheels. If the edge courses were not haunched in with concrete, the blocks creep outwards, the joints open and the sides drop. It is a build issue, not a material issue, which is why we quote for the excavation and base rather than just the pretty bit on top.
Does a block paved driveway need sealing?
It is not essential, but it helps. A sealer stabilises the jointing sand, makes oil and tyre marks easier to lift and slows down colour fade from sunlight. It needs redoing every few years. If you would rather not bother, the drive will still be fine, it will just weather a bit more and want a wash and a top up of jointing sand now and then.