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New Driveways in Whitchurch & North Shropshire

Block paving, resin, tarmac and gravel, laid on a base built for cars rather than feet.

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Overview

About New Driveways

A driveway carries a couple of tonnes of car onto it several times a day, which is why the part you never see decides how long it lasts. Almost every failed drive we are asked to replace failed underneath: too little excavation, no proper sub-base, or nothing holding the edges in. We dig out to depth, lay and compact a stone sub-base, and restrain the edges before any surface goes down. After that, the choice of surface is about looks, budget and how much upkeep you want.

New Driveways in Whitchurch & North Shropshire

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Tell us about your new driveways and we will come and take a look, then give you a clear price for the job. No pressure and no hard sell.

The process

How the job runs

The price

New Driveways costs

No two jobs price the same, and anyone quoting over the phone without seeing it is guessing. These are the things that actually move the number, and the visit to work them out is free.

  • The area of the drive, and the shape of it
  • The depth of excavation, and how much spoil goes away by lorry
  • Surface choice, where tarmac is usually the most economical and block or resin cost more
  • Drainage requirements and where surface water can legally go
  • Access for a digger, a grab lorry and materials
  • Whether edgings, kerbs or a dropped kerb are part of the job

New Driveways we take on

Why choose us

Why people call us for this

Coverage

Where we work

We are based at Prees, between Whitchurch and Market Drayton, which puts most of north Shropshire within easy reach, along with a good part of Staffordshire and up into Cheshire and Wrexham.

  • Whitchurch
  • Market Drayton
  • Wem
  • Ellesmere
  • Shrewsbury
  • Oswestry
  • Telford
  • Madeley
  • Newport
  • Nantwich
  • Chester
  • Wrexham
  • Chirk
  • Llangollen
  • Stafford
  • Stone
  • Eccleshall
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FAQs

New Driveways: common questions

Which driveway surface lasts longest?

All four last well on a properly built base, and fail early on a bad one, so the base matters more than the choice. Block paving is the easiest to repair invisibly, resin gives you a smooth permeable sheet, tarmac is the most economical over a big area, and gravel suits long rural drives.

Do I need planning permission for a driveway?

For a permeable surface, usually not. Laying a large area of impermeable surface at the front of a house, with water running off onto the road, is the case where permission can come into it. Resin bound and gravel are both permeable, which is one reason they get specified.

Can you lay a new drive over the old one?

We would rather not, and usually will not. Surfacing over a failing base gives you a new-looking drive on top of the same problem, and it comes back. Digging out is the part that makes it last.

Do you give a free quote?

Yes. We come out, look at the job and give you a price for it, at no charge and with no obligation to go ahead.

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