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Block paving driveways in Trowbridge & Wiltshire

A block-paved driveway is only as good as what sits underneath it. We excavate to the right depth, lay a compacted MOT Type 1 sub-base, and screed a true bed before a single block goes down — so your driveway stays flat, drains properly, and lasts for decades.

We work with concrete and clay pavers from trusted UK manufacturers, in a full range of colours, textures and laying patterns — herringbone, basketweave, stretcher bond and contrasting borders. Every edge is haunched in concrete so the surface can't creep or spread under vehicle weight.

Drainage is designed in from the start. Where a new driveway meets the highway or drains toward the house, we install ACO channels and soakaways to keep you compliant with SUDS rules and free of standing water.

Built to carry vehicles

150mm+ compacted sub-base and concrete-haunched edges as standard on every driveway.

Repairable surface

Individual blocks can be lifted and relaid — a stain or utility dig never means replacing the whole drive.

Design choice

Dozens of colours and patterns, with borders and aprons to match your property.

Common questions

How long does a block paving driveway take?+

A typical two-car driveway takes 5–8 working days depending on excavation, drainage and access. We confirm a schedule in your written quote.

Do I need planning permission?+

Usually not. Permeable block paving, or paving drained to a soakaway within your boundary, falls under permitted development for most homes. We advise on this at the survey.

How do I maintain it?+

An occasional sweep and re-sand of the joints, plus a pressure wash once a year, keeps block paving looking new.

Recent block paving

See it before and after.

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Finished brindle block-paving driveway with a charcoal border and timber fence
Driveway excavated to bare ground with a mini-digger and pile of sand
In progressAfter
Block Paving4 photos

Brindle block-paved driveway

Dug out from bare ground, built on a compacted sub-base, and laid in brindle block paving with a charcoal border and matching fence.

The groundwork

  1. Driveway excavated to bare ground with a mini-digger and pile of sandIn progress · 1
  2. Compacted sub-base being prepared for a new block-paved drivewayIn progress · 2
  3. Sharp sand screeded flat ready for block paving to be laidIn progress · 3
  4. Finished brindle block-paving driveway with a charcoal border and timber fenceAfter · 4
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