★★★★★ Rated 5 Stars
Concrete Driveways in Warrington
Tough, long-life concrete driveways poured across Warrington and the surrounding areas. Over 20 years experience, five star rated, free no obligation quotes.
Concrete Driveways in Warrington, Poured and Finished Right
We pour concrete driveways across Warrington and the WA postcodes, for drives with a hard life ahead: a work van every night, a caravan over winter. Right mix, right thickness, reinforcement, and joints cut so it cracks where we tell it to.
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Extremely strong
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Outlasts the other surfaces
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Low maintenance
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No weeds
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Decorative finishes
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 Concrete Driveway
Give us the rough size of the area and tell us what is going to be parked on it, and we will come out, measure up and put a written price in front of you. Free, no obligation and no chasing afterwards.
★ Rated 5 stars
★ Based in Warrington
★ Free, no-obligation quotes
★ Reliable service
★ Multi skilled team
Frequently Asked Questions
Will a concrete driveway crack?
Concrete moves as it cures and as the temperature changes, so control joints are cut into the slab to decide where that movement shows up. Done properly, any cracking follows the joints and you never notice it. Random cracking across the middle of a drive means the slab was too thin, the mix was wrong, the reinforcement was missing or the joints were never put in. That is a workmanship problem, not a concrete problem.
How long before I can drive on a new concrete driveway?
Stay off it on foot for a couple of days, keep the car off it for about a week, and give it around 28 days before anything heavy goes on it, as that is roughly when concrete has reached most of its strength. In hot or very cold weather we may cover or damp down the slab while it cures, and rushing that stage is what leaves you with a weak surface.
Do I need planning permission for a concrete driveway?
Concrete is not permeable, so as with tarmac, covering more than five square metres of front garden will usually need permission unless the run-off is directed to a soakaway, lawn or border on your own land instead of the road. We plan the falls and drainage before anything is poured. If you want to sidestep it, permeable block paving or resin bound are the alternatives worth considering.