
Block paving is still the most popular driveway finish for a reason. It looks smart, it takes heavy use, and if a block ever gets damaged or stained it can be lifted and replaced without touching the rest of the driveway.
We lay on a fully compacted sub-base with a sand laying course and proper edge restraints, then joint and compact the blocks so they lock together and stay flat. Choose from a wide range of colours, sizes and patterns, with a contrasting border to finish it off.
Free site visit and written quote, no pressure and no obligation.
We measure up, check levels and drainage, and help you choose the block, colour, pattern and border.
We excavate to the correct depth for a driveway that takes cars, and remove all the waste.
We lay MOT type 1 sub-base in layers and compact each one properly. This is the part that stops a driveway sinking.
We set the edge restraints in concrete haunching and fit drainage channels or gullies where the water needs to go.
We lay the blocks on a screeded sand course, cut them in neatly, brush in kiln dried sand and compact the whole surface so it locks together.

If a block gets chipped or stained by oil, it can be lifted and replaced on its own without disturbing the rest of the driveway.
Interlocking blocks spread the weight of a car across the compacted base, so a properly laid driveway copes with daily use.
Herringbone, basketweave or random laid, in greys, charcoals, brindles and buffs, with a contrasting border to frame it.
The block and the pattern change the whole look of the house. We will bring samples to the site visit so you can see them against your brickwork.
Hard wearing and good value, in a wide range of colours.
Softer, aged edges for a more traditional look on older properties.
Wider joints that let rainwater drain through into the base, which helps with planning rules on front gardens.
The strongest pattern for driveways, because the blocks lock in every direction.
A darker or lighter border, or a soldier course, to frame the driveway and the paths.
We can tie the driveway neatly into the footpath where a dropped kerb is approved by the council.
Block paving suits most homes, especially if you want a classic look, plenty of design choice and a surface that can be repaired a section at a time. If you would rather have a smooth, seamless finish with no joints, have a look at resin driveways. If you have a large area or a shared access and value matters most, tarmac is usually the better fit. We will give you an honest view on the site visit.
Every driveway is different, which is why we price after a free site visit rather than guess over the phone. The main things that affect the cost are:
You get one clear written price after the visit, with no pressure to go ahead.
Get My Free QuoteWe lay block paved driveways across Wolverhampton and the towns around it, within about 15 miles. If you are not sure whether we cover your street, call us and we will tell you straight away.
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A smooth, seamless finish that water drains straight through, so no puddles and no loose stones. Wide range of colours.

Hard wearing and great value on larger driveways and shared accesses, finished with clean edges and an optional block border.

Porcelain, Indian sandstone and natural stone patios laid level, with the right falls so water drains away from the house.

Turfing, fencing, sleeper beds, walls, steps and drainage. The finishing work that makes the whole outside look right.
Free site visit, fixed written quote, no pressure.