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Block Paving.
Individual concrete or clay blocks laid in herringbone, basket-weave or stretcher bond. A traditional finish that lifts the whole property.
About Block Paving
Block Paving — timeless kerb appeal in countless patterns.
Block paving uses individual interlocking blocks bedded onto a sand-and-cement layer over a compacted sub-base. The pattern, colour and edge detailing can be tailored to match the architecture of the home — from period properties to new-builds. Because each block is a unit, damaged areas can be lifted and replaced without resurfacing the whole drive.
Hundreds of pattern, colour and edge options
Individual blocks can be lifted and replaced
Strong kerb appeal and resale value
Pros & Cons
Is block paving right for you?
Pros
- Highly customisable — patterns, colours, borders
- Easy spot repairs without resurfacing
- Well-suited to traditional and period homes
- Permeable variants available (SuDS-compliant)
Considerations
- Joints can host weeds and moss without sealing
- Blocks can shift if sub-base is poor
- More labour-intensive to install
Suitable Applications
Where block paving works best.
Maintenance
Keeping it looking its best.
Sweep kiln-dried sand back into joints to keep blocks locked in.
Our Work
Recent block paving projects.
Considering a block paved driveway?
We'll bring samples on-site so you can see colours and patterns in context.
