Block Paving
Block paving is a popular choice for homeowners looking for a durable and versatile driveway. Individual paving blocks can be arranged in different patterns and combinations, allowing you to create a finish that complements your property.
Block paving is available in a variety of colours, including charcoal, rustic bronze, silver haze, natural and brindle options. Different shades can also be combined to create borders, patterns and defined areas across the driveway.
Paving Excellence
Paving provides another way to create a clean and attractive entrance to your property. Different paving styles, colours, patterns and layouts can be used to create a driveway that works with both traditional and contemporary homes.
Our team can discuss the available options with you and help create a layout that makes effective use of the space available.
Permeable Driveway
Drainage should always be considered when installing a new driveway. A suitable permeable or porous surface can help manage rainwater and reduce the amount of surface water flowing towards drainage systems.
Government guidance states that a new or replacement front-garden driveway can generally be installed without planning permission where a permeable or porous surface is used, or where rainwater is directed to a permeable area such as a lawn or border. For impermeable surfacing over more than 5 square metres without suitable drainage, planning permission may be required.
Block paving colours
Select a colour to preview how it can look on a driveway.
Our Driveway Installation Process
Initial Consultation
Our skilled professionals are passionate about gardens, ensuring that every leaf and petal receives the care it deserves.
Site Preparation
We remove the existing surface where required and prepare the area by clearing, excavating and levelling the ground.
Sub-Base Installation
We install and compact a suitable sub-base to provide stability, support the driveway surface and help ensure it can withstand regular vehicle use.
Edging and Drainage
Our skilled professionals are passionate about gardens, ensuring that every leaf and petal receives the care it deserves.
Laying the Driveway
Once the foundation has been prepared, the chosen paving or driveway material is installed according to the agreed design.
Finishing and Inspection
We complete the final finishing work, check the driveway carefully and leave the area clean and tidy, ensuring the finished installation meets the agreed requirements.
Why choose us for your driveway needs
From Paved Elegance to Loose Surface Sophistication
Request a Driveway Quote in Woking
Nurturing Nature, Crafting Beauty
Thinking about replacing an old driveway or creating a new parking area?
Prestige Garden Maintenance can help you explore the available paving and driveway options for your property. From block paved driveways in Woking to bespoke paving solutions across Surrey, our team can discuss your requirements and provide a tailored quotation.
Get in touch with Prestige Garden Maintenance today to arrange your driveway consultation.
It depends on the type of driveway and how rainwater is managed. Government guidance states that permeable or porous surfacing can generally be used without planning permission, while impermeable surfacing over more than 5 square metres may require permission if suitable drainage is not provided.
If vehicles need to cross a pavement to enter the property, a vehicle crossover or dropped kerb may be required. Requirements depend on the road and local authority, so you should check with the relevant council before starting work. Surrey County Council provides specific guidance for vehicle crossovers.
The installation time depends on the size of the driveway, the existing surface, ground conditions, drainage requirements and the chosen material. A straightforward driveway will generally require less preparation than a large or complex project.
Yes. An existing driveway can be removed and replaced with a new paving or block paving system. During the assessment, the condition of the existing surface and underlying ground can be considered before deciding on the most suitable approach.
Yes. A new driveway can be planned alongside other landscaping improvements, including paving, fencing, garden design and other hard landscaping features. This can help create a consistent appearance across the front and surrounding outdoor areas.
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Looking to start your project?
01483 912 398
Ready to send us an enquiry?
info@pgmsurrey.co.uk
Use our contact form.