Driveways by Green Landscapes and Construction
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Driveways

We install high-quality driveways in a variety of styles, from block paving to resin and gravel.

Overview

Driveways are built to improve kerb appeal while standing up to regular vehicle use, with a strong base, neat boundary detailing, and materials suited to the property.

What To Expect

Planned properly, finished cleanly.

The team keeps the process clear from the first quote through to the final walkthrough, with practical advice on materials, layout, preparation, and finish.

Block paving, resin, gravel, and mixed-material finishes

Strong sub-base preparation for everyday vehicle traffic

Smart edging and practical parking layouts

Service Detail

Everything planned around the way the space needs to work.

Every driveways project is different, so the specification is shaped around the property, access, drainage, maintenance needs, and the way the finished space will be used.

Practical details confirmed before work starts

Block paving, resin, gravel, and mixed-material driveway options

Excavation, waste removal, membrane where suitable, and robust sub-base work

Edging, drainage channels, kerb details, and practical parking layouts

Finishes chosen around vehicle use, maintenance, and kerb appeal

Process

How the work is handled

01

Survey and access planning

Parking needs, access, levels, boundaries, and the existing ground are checked before the driveway design is agreed.

02

Base and drainage

The driveway is excavated and built on a properly prepared base, with falls and drainage planned around the property.

03

Surface and detailing

The chosen finish is installed with neat edges, tidy transitions, and a layout designed for daily use.

Common Questions

Useful things to know

Do I need drainage for a driveway?

Most driveways need drainage considered properly, especially near the property or highway. Falls, channels, and permeable options can be planned where appropriate.

Can you widen an existing driveway?

Yes, subject to space, levels, boundaries, and any required permissions. The practical options can be assessed during the site visit.