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How much would a 2 car driveway cost in tarmac with a boarder of block paving, drainage and 2 new manhole covers?
We have a very large sloped courtyard. Currently several layers of tarmac, which all needs removing and re-landscaping as rain runs towards the house, not away from it. I need low cost solution ideas. Something that will keep the weeds out, but that heavy goods vehicles can still deliver pallets of manure etc to us, and also parking areas. Someone quoted us £50K-£100K to block pave it all, but we just don’t have that sort of money, and not sure that would solve the rain running like a river at times anyway. Look forward to hearing ideas.
What permeable materials can be used for this driveway
Is it possible to resurface a concrete driveway? Why/why not? Thanks!
Is there a way for me to tell precisely how permeable my driveway is? I’m trying to figure out how well it deals with water.
Our concrete driveway has 1ft ish wide/long cracks in it. Can they be filled in then drive overlaid with resin?
I need to have a drive built with permeable regulations . What are the best materials allowed.
My concrete driveway has certainly seen better days. It’s crumbling at this stage. What can I do to fix it up and give it a fresh look and more importantly, what can I do to prevent the issue repeating? I want to give it a new lease of life but not if the problems will just comeback again a few months later. I assume the issue will eventually repeat no matter what I do. At what point, might I need an entirely need driveway laid? How can you tell the difference between a crumbling driveway that can just be fixed up with some maintenance versus a driveway that’s beyond repair and you simply need to replace with a fresh driveway?
Hey there, I had a block paving installed in my driveway some six years ago but it appears to have sunk by now; do you know why this has happened and what can be done about it? Should I hire a professional?
Hello I had a large area of my garden block paved a few months ago. It looks great but I have started to notice some dipping in 2 areas. Its not a big worry but I am slightly concerned if it begins to get worse. I have spoke to the company that installed it and they're coming to take a look next week. I just want to make sure they don't do a bodge repair. What should i be expec ting them to do? I understand that block paving always dips slightly but this seems like a bit too much so early on. It seemed like they did everything right originally but i'm no expert. What should I expect there to be under there in terms of a base? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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