Driveways in KT15
Driveway installation in Addlestone, Surrey
Block-paved driveways built on a proper sub-base, with edge restraints, drainage and a permeable finish.
9.86/10Driveways for Addlestone gardens
A mix of interwar and post-war semis and detached houses on regular, level plots, with newer estate housing towards Weybridge and older properties nearer the old village. Gardens are usually a workable size with straightforward boundaries.
One of the furthest corners of our patch, so the work here tends to be the larger projects, planned around fewer, longer visits.
The build
How we build it, Addlestone or anywhere else
Front gardens are the fiddly ones: a live road, a pavement crossing, and neighbours who need to get their own cars out while we work. We stage deliveries so the road stays passable and sweep down at the end of each day.
The build-up does not change: membrane, deep compacted sub-base, concrete haunched edges, permeable jointing so rainwater stays on your ground.
- Survey of levels, the pavement crossing and where surface water currently goes
- Break-out and removal of the existing drive
- Membrane and a compacted sub-base built for vehicle loads
- Concrete haunched edge restraints on every open edge
- Permeable jointing, or a channel drain and soakaway where needed
- Manholes brought to finished level
- Road and pavement swept daily, full clear-up at the end
The full detail on materials, build-up and what a quote covers is on our driveways page.
A Addlestone project
Dark porcelain patio with matching brick steps, Addlestone
Worn concrete slabs lifted from the back of an Addlestone bungalow and replaced with dark porcelain, matching brick steps and a picture frame edge.
- Timescale
- Under two weeks
- Approximate value
- Available on request
On the ground
Working in Addlestone
How we get materials in
Driveways and side returns are common, so plant and materials generally reach the rear without a carry through the house. We confirm the route on the first visit, as on every job.
Permits and deliveries
Runnymede Borough Council skip permits are arranged for anything that needs to stand on the public highway. Most jobs here keep the skip on the drive.
Reviews
What our clients say
9.86/10“HD Landscapers rebuilt my front wall and alleyway exactly as planned. The new wall looks really nice, and the Victorian tiling and porcelain paving were finished to a very high standard. They were well priced, hard-working, and kept me informed throughout. Very happy with the result and would definitely recommend.”
Jack · November 2025
Google · 5/5
“HD were recommended to me and I was a bit unsure as I'd never met them before. From the get go they were polite, helpful and informative. They made me feel”
Stogey G16 · August 2025
Google · 5/5
FAQs
Driveways questions we get asked
How long does a driveway take?
A typical two car driveway is about five to ten working days: two days to break out and dig, a day or two for the sub-base and edges, then laying, cutting in and jointing. New drainage or a rebuilt front wall adds a few days.
Do I need planning permission for a driveway?
If the surface is permeable, or the water is directed to a border or soakaway inside your own boundary, a front driveway normally falls under permitted development. A non-permeable surface over five square metres draining to the road does need an application. We build permeable by default so it does not become an issue. Dropped kerbs are a separate application to the highway authority.
Block paving or something else?
We only lay block. It takes vehicle loads, individual blocks can be lifted and relaid if a service needs digging up, and it is the surface with the best long term record on our local clay. We do not offer resin driveways.
What happens to the old driveway?
It is broken out and carted away as part of the job, whether that is concrete, tarmac or a failed block drive. We check what is underneath before we quote, because an old concrete raft can change the excavation cost.
How much does a driveway cost?
Most driveways we build land between £4,000 and £12,000. Price is driven by area, the block you choose, what has to come out and whether the drainage needs rebuilding. Every price is fixed in writing after a site visit.
Do you guarantee the work?
Yes. Workmanship is guaranteed and the blocks carry their manufacturer's warranty. Settlement at edges is the usual complaint with block drives and it comes from skipped edge restraints, so ours are concrete haunched on every open edge.
Free site visit
Get a fixed price for your Addlestone garden
Tell us the postcode and roughly what you are after. We will come out, measure up and give you a proper fixed price for Addlestone, not a ballpark over the phone.