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Free survey · fixed price

Your price, in plain sight.

See an indicative range in seconds. Then we visit, dig a trial hole and fix it in writing, valid for 90 days.

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Finished paved driveway at dusk with warm house lights
ExampleCustomer quote journey
Clay block paving laid in herringbone with a granite sett border Seamless grey resin-bound surface with a steel edging strip Pale grey porcelain patio with hairline joints Freshly rolled tarmac drive meeting a dropped kerb Paving samples arranged on a material board

Indicative range

£4,300 – £5,500

Block paving · 40–80 m² · lawn or soil

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Surface. Which finish are you after?
Size. Roughly how big?
Ground. What's there now?

Includes excavation, sub-base, edging and spoil removal. A free survey turns the range into one fixed price.

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  • Same-day reply.

    Often within a few hours, with evening surveys available.

  • Free survey.

    We dig a trial hole so the price reflects the ground, not a guess.

  • 90-day price.

    One itemised figure that holds for three months.

Things worth
asking us.

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Groundwork

How deep?

For a standard driveway, we excavate to 250 mm and install 150 mm of compacted Type 1. A 100 mm excavation suits a light-use patio, not a vehicle driveway.

Included

Who removes the spoil?

We include spoil removal in the price. It is often omitted from low quotes, then added later.

Drainage

Where does the water go?

We use a permeable build-up or a linear drain to a soakaway, depending on the site. Drainage should be agreed before work begins.