Block Paving is becoming a popular choice for Bingham customers when it comes to improving their driveways, patios, and paths.
There are many options for pavers, including a variety of styles and colours, as well as beautiful edging that can be added to enhance the paved area.
We have over 30 years experience in paving. All our ground-surfacing options can be hard wearing and attractive, adding value to your property.


You can create different block paving effects using either standard paving blocks or circular sections. You can design your new driveway and patio to match your home and garden area in Bingham with the wide range of options available.
Block Paving driveways add value to your Bingham property and give it character. Our block paving service employs industry-leading techniques, and is installed by a trained team to ensure that it lasts. The correct drainage provisions are always considered in planning legislation.

Our Bingham block paving team can provide a complete turnkey solution. We have all the necessary equipment and labor to deliver the paving area that you desire. Our attention to detail and safe removal of soil and hardstanding will give you peace of mind.
We offer a free survey on-site to assess your premises. This will allow us to give you an idea of what type of finish is possible and what details will be needed for the surfacing.
We will deal with any drainage issues that may arise during the installation of your drive. This will ensure that rainwater is drained quickly and smoothly. Concrete or timber edgings or block paving can be used to protect driveways and parking areas.
For customers who want total control over the design of their Bingham driveway, a block-paving driveway is the best choice. Your driveway can be made as custom as you like with a variety of paving blocks.
Block paving driveways make it easy to bring a wow factor to your yard. To ensure block paving is professionally laid, we make sure to prepare a quality subbase. We want to avoid any unsightly high and low spots.
You can use domestic block paving for driveways or pathways, as well as patios, patios and pools. The type of blocks or slabs used and the pattern they are laid can have amazing results that can bear high loads.
We offer a wide range of paving options from traditional herringbone patterns to basketweave, stretcher bond, paving circles, and other unique features. We can give a tour to show you how block paving driveways have looked in the past.
Any driveway should be drainaged and edged to make sure it lasts and looks great for many years.

For a driveway or patio, there is now a wider selection of ‘Permeable Block Paving.
This permeable paving solution is for Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) schemes. It allows water to drain quickly into the subbase and then slowly into ground. This reduces the risk of flooding local areas.
Block paving is not required to be approved for planning.
These blocks can be found in almost all of the non-permeable equivalent products – Drivesett Argent & Tegula, as well as Driveline.
Blocks have a nib around the edge which interlocks to increase the surface stability. However it creates gaps which surface water can easily enter to a specially prepared subbase.
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This system allows the slow release of surface water back into its environment via a process known to be called attenuation. Modern sewers or drains can bypass this natural process and deny the ground the ability to absorb much of it. The SuDS and permeable pavers balance this process, allowing the ground’s natural ability to absorb, store and release the collected water in a controlled fashion – much like a large soakaway.
Geotextile is permeable fabric used to seperate ground and sub-base. The surface water can filter through without loss of subbase.
Block Paving is a great way to enhance your garden, whether it’s a commercial or domestic one. It also provides a clean walkway for family members, friends and employees. Our work is completely guaranteed.
Please contact us for a quote on your pavers.
We offer a no obligation, free site survey to assess the groundwork as well as the job you need done.
We will then provide you with an accurate quotation for your project.
Block paving (also known as brick paving) is a popular decorative method to create a driveway or pavement. This type of paving uses bricks and blocks made from clay, concrete, or other composite materials. Bricks can be used to make pavement. There are many patterns you can use, including the popular herringbone. This is because it creates the strongest bonds between blocks thanks to their interlocking.
Block paving driveways are a popular choice among homeowners in the UK. It has been around since the 1980s. Block paving is easy to lay and provides stunning aesthetic results. The homeowner is responsible for choosing the type of bricks and the arrangement of the blocks.
Because of its wide variety of benefits, block paving is the best choice for driveway solutions. It is typically more expensive than other driveway options, but can provide greater benefits and lasts longer if properly maintained. These are some of the many benefits that block paving can bring to Dartford or elsewhere:
Block paving driveways are usually installed by driveway experts who have many years’ experience. They are experts in how to interlock and lay blocks in driveways. A driveway company will guarantee a flawless driveway, so you don’t have to try to do it yourself. You can also share your design preferences with them and they’ll help you choose a colour that will complement the rest on your property. The project’s length will depend on the area to which it needs to be paved. However, it is significantly faster than other driveway-surfacing options.
Block paving can be a great investment in your property. The price will vary depending on many factors. Block paving materials, professional installations, and the required groundwork will all affect the price of your new driveway. You will find that the price of your new driveway will vary by region.
Block paving driveways are cost-sensitive.
The sand that is used to build a block paved driveway cannot be just any sand. Block-paved driveways are usually laid with kiln dried, sand. Each block is secured by the sand next to its neighbor, creating a stable and secure structure for the entire drive.
Kiln dried sand has no moisture and is totally dry. It also has a fine texture that makes it perfect for packing block paving blocks. This type of sand is extremely dry and won’t form clumps when laid. This helps reduce the possibility of movement in your drive.
Block paving’s permeability is why it is so popular. Block paving is porous and an environmentally friendly choice for driveways. You can absorb water into your pavers blocks, which are not like concrete. This eliminates the danger of slipping on the surface.
If laid properly, block paving will last a lifetime. Block paving will need to be maintained over time. But you can easily remove damaged blocks or areas rather than replacing the entire driveway. It is possible to lift the bricks of block-paving bricks individually if they become cracked or broken, but this should not happen often. Block Paving driveways should not be considered a permanent investment. They will provide a stylish drive that will last for many years.
Block paving has a lower incidence of weeds than gravel driveways. However they can grow between the paving blocks. Both rock salt and white vinegar are effective natural weed killers. They also help prevent weeds growing from the beginning. After you have identified some growth, you can use any commercial product to kill it. However, some products are also formulated for future growth.
It is possible to put block paving on concrete. However, it will depend on how the concrete is. Concrete should not be laid just to place paving blocks over it. It is important to keep in mind that any concrete changes below the block paving can impact the overall quality and may require a more complex repair than simply relaying a damaged block. Concrete cracks can be negatively affected by the freeze-thaw cycle and you might need to reroute the entire driveway. Professionals can assess the suitability of a concrete block paving driveway.
You driveway installation shouldn’t be affected by weather conditions. Block pavers can be laid so long as the sub base is dry enough to allow for a stable and fully-set surface. Most people wait until the cooler spring and summer months before laying block paving to avoid being delayed by the weather.
Yes! Block paving can also be preserved with sealants or stain-resistant cover to keep its natural look. It is essential that all blocks are completely dried and free from dirt or grime before applying any paint. Any masonry paint is safe to use and can be applied using a roller.
A sloped driveway doesn’t mean that you should avoid block paving. If the driveway is properly installed with solid groundwork, a deep sub-base and proper drainage, a sloped driveway can look great with block paving.
Block paving can be jet washed. – It can be, but only if it’s done correctly and with low pressure. Over-pressure washing your driveway can damage the sand, which holds it in place. You will end up with loose blocks or an uneven surface. To jet wash your block pavers, be careful and do it at a 45° angle. This reduces the pressure on your sand. While you may see some sand moving, it is not necessary. Once your paving is dry, remove all dirt and grime.
You may not have access to a pressure washer but it is possible to keep your drive shining and clean. A stiff brush and broom are good options to remove dirt or loose grime. After that, apply the cleaning solution to your driveway and scrub it until you are satisfied. Once you are satisfied that your driveway is clean, rinse it with water and allow it to dry.
Block Paving driveways require expertise and skill to be completed correctly and to the highest standards. We are an experienced driveway company, and we can ensure you get high-quality driveway service. We are available to provide advice and a quote.
We don’t only lay block paving!
We can also give you a quote for:
Resin Drives
Tarmac Driveways
Dropped Kerbs
Concrete Drives
Imprinted Concrete
Ask us for a free quote!