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Block Paving Contractors Dale Moor - Surfacing and Tarmacing Specialists
Our most requested choice for a driveway replacement in Dale Moor
Block Paving has become the preferred choice of customers in Dale Moor for improving their driveways and patios.
Paving blocks come in many styles and colours. They can also be adorned with beautiful edging or other features to enhance the area.
We have over 30 years experience in paving. All of our ground-surfacing options offer a durable, low-maintenance solution that is attractive, hardwearing, and adds value.


What makes block pavers a good choice for you?
You can create different block paving effects using either standard paving blocks or circular sections. A wide variety of paving blocks and kerb stones are available to make your patio or driveway match the design of your Dale Moor home.
Block Paving driveways add value to your Dale Moor property and give it character. Block paving is done using the best techniques available and installed by highly trained staff to guarantee long-lasting results. For drainage purposes, the current planning laws must be strictly complied with.
Block Paving has several benefits:
- A wide range of designs, colors & styles
- Durable & versatile
- Individual bricks may be replaced without needing costly repairs
- Abrasion resistant surface
- Manufacturer’s warranty for 10 years
- Block driveway supply and installation in all aspects

Our Dale Moor block paving company offers a complete turnkey solution. All the equipment and labour required to produce the paving area you need are available. Our attention to detail and safe removal of soil and hardstanding will give you peace of mind.
- Drainage
- Brickwork & walls
- Brick pillars & raised bed
- Feature & Functional Edging
- Hard landscaping
- Materials from the top paving manufacturers
We offer a free site survey where we will give you our opinion on the type of finish that we can offer and the requirements for surfacing.
To ensure rainwater drains quickly and efficiently, we will also take care of drainage issues during the construction. Concrete, timber, block paving, or kerbs can be used as a barrier to make your driveway or parking area practical and attractive.
For customers who want total control over the design of their Dale Moor driveway, a block-paving driveway is the best choice. There are many options for paving blocks, and you can make your driveway as unique as possible.
Block paving driveways can be a simple way to give your home a WOW factor. We focus on creating a quality sub-base so that we can avoid any unwanted high and/or low areas.
You can use domestic block paving for driveways or pathways, as well as patios, patios and pools. There are many ways to achieve stunning effects, which can be high-load bearing, depending on what blocks or slabs you use and the patterns they are laid.
We offer a wide range of paving options from traditional herringbone patterns to basketweave, stretcher bond, paving circles, and other unique features. We can show you examples of blocks paving driveways around you so you have some ideas for how your driveway might look.
Drainage and edging need to be taken into consideration when creating driveways. They will last for many years and still look great.

PERMEABLE BLOCK PAVING & SUDS
For a driveway or patio, there is now a wider selection of ‘Permeable Block Paving.
This permeable solution allows water to quickly drain into the under-base and slowly into the ground. It is ideal for Sustainable Drainage Sytems (SuDS), which reduces flooding potential.
This type of blockpaving doesn’t require planning permission.
These blocks are available in Drivesett Argent & Tegula products as well 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.
We work in Dale Moor plus these local areas and more:
This system allows for a slow release into the environment of surface water through a process called attenuation. Modern drains, sewers, and other infrastructures override this natural process, making it impossible for the ground to absorb as much water as possible. The SuDS and Permeable Paving balances this situation and allows the ground, much like a massive soakaway, to naturally absorb, store, and slowly release the collected water.
Geotextile is permeable fabric used to seperate ground and sub-base. The surface water can filter through without loss of subbase.
Block Paving will enhance any garden, commercial or private. It will provide a safe and well-lit walkway for employees, visitors or family. Our work is guaranteed 100%.
For a quote on paving, please contact us. We offer a free, no-obligation survey on your site to inspect the groundwork and determine what job you need. We will then provide you with an accurate quotation for your project.
Q and A's
What is block paving?
Block paving can also be known as brick-paving. This is a widely used decorative technique 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 as pavement in many different ways. The most popular is the herringbone pattern, which provides the strongest bond among all blocks because of their interlocking.
Why choose block paving driveways over other options?
Since the 1980s block paving has been popular among UK homeowners. It’s simple and beautiful, when done correctly. This is why it is so popular. The homeowner can choose from a variety of patterns, brick sizes, and block arrangements.
Why is block paving considered a good option for your home?
Block paving is a great choice for your driveway because of its many benefits. Block paving can be more expensive that other driveway surfacing options. However, it can last longer than other options and can offer more benefits if cared for properly. Here are some of these benefits for block paving Dartford and elsewhere.
- Improves the overall appearance and appeal of your home
- It is easy to replace individual bricks and blocks without costly repairs
- You can choose from a wide variety of colors and shapes
- This will increase the property’s worth
- Because of interlocking between blocks, driveways are more durable than other types
Who installs block paver driveways?
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 let them know what design you want and they will help you select the right colour to match your property. While the overall length of the project depends on the area that must be paved it is generally shorter than other driveway surfacing options.
How much does block paving cost?
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. The cost of your driveway will also vary depending on the region.
Block paving driveways are cost-sensitive.
- Materials: You have many choices when it comes to paving and blocks, and each type and brand has a different price.
- The base or groundwork: Block paver driveways require a subbase. This is usually made from crushed stone and other similar materials. Once the base has been compacted, it can be used to build a stable foundation. As part of the driveway cost, your paving contractor will need to include the cost of digging and installing the base.
- Labour costs: Block paving costs will be charged at a cost per m2.
- Excavating and waste disposal: Additional activities, such as digging your old driveway or disposing waste materials, will be added to your quote
What Sand Should You Use for a Block Paving Driveway?
Block paved driveways are not made from any ordinary sand. Block paved driveways are most commonly laid using kiln dried sand. Each block of the drive is held in place by the sand, which locks it into its adjacent neighbor.
Kiln dried, sand is completely dried, without any moisture. This type of sand is extremely dry and won’t form clumps when laid. This reduces the chance of your drive moving.
Block Paving is Permeable?
Block paving’s permeability is why it is so popular. Block paving is porous and an environmentally friendly choice for driveways. Water will not be absorbed into the paving blocks unlike concrete. This prevents slippage and minimises damage from water if drainage is poor and water remains in the paving blocks.
How long will block paving last?
Block paving is durable if it is well laid. While there will always be maintenance issues, block pavers can be removed or replaced in an area that is damaged. 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.
How Do I Stop Block Paving Weeds
Block paving has a lower incidence of weeds than gravel driveways. However they can grow between the paving blocks. White vinegar and rock salt can be used as natural weed killers. After you have identified some growth, you can use any commercial product to kill it. However, some products are also formulated for future growth.
Can Block Paving be laid on a concrete base?
Although block paving is possible on concrete, the concrete’s state will determine how it looks. It is not a good idea to just lay concrete to add paving blocks. The driveway’s quality will be affected by any changes in the concrete beneath the block-paving. This may make it more complicated to replace a damaged one. Concrete cracks can be affected by the freeze/thaw cycle. You may need to replace the entire driveway. Professionals can assess the suitability of a concrete block paving driveway.
Can Block Paving be laid in cold or wet weather?
Your driveway installation should not be affected by the weather. Block paving can still be laid provided the sub-base is kept dry to ensure a stable surface. For the best weather conditions, people wait until the spring and summer to start laying block pavement.
Can Block Paving Driveways be Painted?
Yes! To preserve the natural appearance of the blocks, sealants and stain-resistant covers are popular. Before you paint blocks, make sure they are completely dry. As with exterior brickwork, you can apply any masonry paint to the blocks with a roller.
What should I do when my driveway is on a sloped surface?
Block paving is not fine for a sloped driveway. If it is correctly installed and has a deep enough subbase, a sloped driveway could look amazing with block paving.
How do you clean a driveway made of block pavers?
Block paving can be jet washed. – But you should be careful and not use too much pressure. If you pressure wash your driveway with too strong a force, it can cause cracks in the sand and result in uneven or loosed blocks. You should jet wash your block pavement carefully at a 45° angle. This will lower the pressure and reduce the impact on the sand. There will be some sand movement, but this should be minimal. After your paving has dried, make sure that all dirt, grime and other debris is removed.
How to clean block paving without a pressure washer?
You may not have access to a pressure washer but it is possible to keep your drive shining and clean. You can remove any dirt and grime using a stiff brush. Apply your chosen cleaning agent and scrub the driveway to get rid of any stains. Once you are satisfied that your driveway is clean, rinse it with water and allow it to dry.
How do I get a quote for block paving driveways?
Block paving driveways requires professional skills and experience. We are a reputable driveway company, and will ensure that you receive a high-quality blockpaving driveway service. We are available to provide advice and a quote.
We Offer Other Services Too!
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!