Driveway specialists
Block paving, resin-bound, tarmac and natural stone drives, plus repairs and full replacements, laid across Cirencester and the surrounding villages.
Driveways in Cirencester
Cirencester's centre is Cotswold stone and conservation area, with Georgian and Victorian frontages around Dollar Street, Coxwell Street and Park Street where parking is at a premium and forecourts are small. Stone setts, gravel and resin-bound in a local aggregate suit those houses and keep the frontage in character.
The estates out at Chesterton, Stratton and The Beeches are a different job: standard modern plots with block paving or tarmac, most now twenty to forty years old and sunken at the kerb. Ground here is often shallow soil over Cotswold brash, which drains well but breaks up under load, so the sub-base has to be graded and compacted properly rather than tipped and levelled.
What we do
New drives in a full range of blocks, colours and laying patterns. Edge restraints and a compacted sub-base underneath every one.
More about this serviceA smooth, permeable, weed-free surface laid over a prepared base, in a choice of aggregate blends.
More about this serviceHard-wearing tarmac drives and larger areas, machine-laid and rolled to an even finish.
More about this serviceSandstone, limestone and porcelain drives, paths and patios laid level and clean.
More about this serviceSunken blocks lifted and relaid, cracked tarmac patched, joints re-sanded, surfaces washed and sealed.
More about this serviceOld surface dug out and taken away, drainage sorted, edgings and steps rebuilt, new surface laid.
More about this serviceIndicative pricing
Around 25–35 m², space for one car
£3,000 – £5,500
Around 40–60 m², two cars side by side
£5,500 – £9,000
60 m² and above, or a parking area
From £9,000
These are estimates only. Every figure is subject to a site visit, because the dig-out depth, the ground conditions, access and drainage all change the price.
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Approval comes from the county council, with Cotswold District Council's conservation view taken into account in the historic centre. The crossing is built by an approved contractor once approved.
Anything permeable: gravel, resin-bound, permeable block paving, or a solid surface that drains to a border or soakaway on your own land. Over five square metres of solid surface draining to the road needs permission.
Three to four days for a single drive on an estate plot, four to six for a double. Town-centre forecourts with hand-barrowed access take a little longer.
Still not sure? Call 01242 379215 and we'll talk it through.