Block paving and tarmac are two of the most common driveway materials currently used. Yet they differ significantly not just in appearance, but also in practicality and cost, among other factors. If you’re currently trying to decide between block paving or tarmac for your driveway we’ve laid out all the key differences below to help …
Laying a new asphalt driveway can be an expensive process, but one that really adds value and curb appeal to your property. However, it has to be done properly from the outset. If not, issues such as cracking, warping or sinking are likely. This, in turn, not only ruins the beautiful effect of a new …
Resin has quickly become one of the most popular driveway materials of all. It’s not hard to see why; they’re hard-wearing, non-slip and look fantastic. They are, however, expensive. Indeed, generally a block paving or concrete driveway can be laid considerably cheaper than a resin driveway. Which leads to one obvious question: how long do …
Concrete is one of the most popular driveway materials of all, and it’s not difficult to see why. Practical, hardwearing, and requiring a minimum of maintenance, it’s hard to think of a better driveway solution. However even concrete isn’t perfect, and one surprisingly common issue is that of concrete driveways lifting or sinking. A lifting …
It’s a fact of life that many block paving driveways and footpaths quickly attract moss to their surface. Not only can this look unsightly, but of course it can also represent a hazard. Moss creates a slippery surface after rain and during the winter months, increasing the chances of slips and falls. Fortunately there are …