Driveway Contractors Wetherby

Yes, block paving is suitable for various climates, including areas with hot summers, cold winters and heavy rainfall. Proper installation techniques, such as adequate base preparation and proper drainage systems, help ensure that block paving remains stable and functional in different weather conditions.

Yes, when suitable to do so for larger driveways or patios with little weed growth, we usually use a turbo nozzle to blast out all the weeds.

Yes, tarmac driveways can be customised to suit your preferences. While traditional tarmac is typically black, you can choose from a range of colours and finishes, including red, green or textured surfaces, to complement your property’s aesthetics. You can also choose from a wide range of edging options and block paving or resin features.

Yes, resin bound paving is porous. It allows water to drain through the surface, helping to prevent puddles and reduce the risk of flooding. This makes it an eco-friendly option that complies with Sustainable Drainage Systems and regulations.

Properly installed and maintained tarmac driveways are resistant to cracking. However, factors such as heavy loads, extreme temperatures or poor installation practices can contribute to cracking. Regular maintenance and timely repairs can help prevent and address any issues.

We offer a wide range of commercial surfacing services, including tarmac/asphalt surfacing, road levelling, pothole repairs, car park laying, footpaths, cycle paths, school playgrounds and more. Whether it’s a small repair or a large-scale resurfacing project, we have the expertise to handle it.

Safety is our top priority. We adhere to strict safety protocols and regulations to ensure the well-being of our team, clients and the public during all stages of the project. We also provide clear signage, traffic management and other safety measures as needed.

Yes, tarmac driveways are suitable for all types of vehicles, including cars, vans and even heavy-duty vehicles like trucks and trailers. They provide a smooth and durable surface that can withstand the weight and movement of vehicles without cracking or deteriorating.

Resin bound paving involves mixing aggregate with resin and applying it evenly to create a smooth, porous surface. In contrast, resin bonded paving involves spreading a layer of resin onto a surface and then scattering loose aggregate on top, resulting in a textured finish. This gives a non-porous surface, which has a coarser finish and leaves a certain amount of loose stone on the final surface. Resin bound paving is generally more durable and requires less maintenance than resin bonded paving.

If you do not seal the surface, new weeds can grow within months. However, sealing helps to prevent this and will ensure your surface stays weed free for longer.