Lately, we’ve been expanding our portfolio to include more driveway projects. We’re thrilled with the results and the positive feedback from our clients.
Driveways are much more than just practical, off-street parking spaces. An attractive, modern driveway creates a strong first impression and has the potential to increase the value of your home—especially in areas where parking is at a premium. We’ve been fortunate to work with clients who prioritize both the aesthetics and functionality of their driveways.
Gravel Driveways
- Comes in various sizes and colours.
- One of the most cost-effective options.
- Offers excellent drainage.
- Easy to maintain—just top up as necessary.
- Eco-friendly and long-lasting, able to withstand heavy traffic.
- Flexible, allowing for driveway expansion or modification.
- Provides good traction in wet or icy conditions.
- The noise of vehicles and pedestrians on gravel can be an added security feature.
Resin Driveways
- Naturally porous and puddle-free, ideal for areas with surface water or flooding.
- More eco-friendly than concrete.
- Unlike concrete or tarmac, resin won’t crack, offering a longer lifespan.
- Easy to clean.
- Available in a wide range of colours.
Concrete Driveways
- Extremely durable, handling heavy traffic and harsh weather well.
- Long-lasting with minimal maintenance.
- Customizable with stamps, colours, or textures.
- More cost-effective than pavers.
Paver Driveways
- Offers a quality look and flexible design options with various layouts and colours.
- Highly durable, capable of bearing heavy loads.
- Low maintenance and easy to clean.
- Lasts for decades.
- Permeable, allowing water to drain naturally.
- Provides excellent traction.
- Significantly enhances curb appeal.
As driveways are often the first thing people notice about your home, landscaping your driveway can be a powerful way to introduce visitors to your property. Beyond improving property value, a well-designed driveway can reduce erosion, offer better drainage, and add functionality like lighting or plant borders.
Words: Jennie Eastick, Office Manager