Quality Driveway Designs & Materials in Sussex

Homes and businesses across the south east have added style and value to their property with a professionally designed and installed driveway. At Sussex Driveways, we have a large selection of designs and materials for you to choose from and we take care to match our installations to your existing structure’s appearance where possible.

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    Our Driveway Designs

    Here you can see a selection of different driveway designs and materials that we can utilise in the construction of your driveway. With over forty years of experience planning and constructing driveways across Sussex we have the skills needed to construct a driveway which is not only functional but also visually pleasing.

     

    From gravel to grass, we are always available to help you choose the best driveway material to match or compliment any existing structures. If you do not see the driveway design ideas or material you were looking for on this page, give us a call and we will work with you to find a driveway pattern, or material which matches the driveway design you have in mind.

    Resin

    Resin bound driveways are quickly becoming one of the most popular driveway design ideas we supply.

    Block Paving

    Reliable and cost-effective block paving driveway designs. UK homes’ most popular driveway material for years.

    Gravel

    A fully permeable gravel driveway means there is no need for additional drainage systems to be installed.

    Tarmac/Asphalt

    Tried and tested – tarmac is easy to install, which makes it ideal for installation in car parks and larger driveways.

    Bricks

    With a variety of styles available, solid brick driveways are perfect for complimenting existing brick structures.

    Grass Grid Turf-Super

    A newer driveway idea. For those who want a natural look, a grass grid provides an even surface without visible stone.

    Concrete

    Concrete is low cost and extremely easy to install. Our durable concrete driveways can last up to thirty years.

    Patio Slabs

    With a large variety of colours and varieties of paving slabs to choose from, we can match the design of your existing structure.

    Natural Sandstone

    Sandstone driveway patterns are known to be tough and suited to continuous use due to their large percentage of quartz.

    Tar and Chippings

    A low-cost tar and chippings driveway is a suitable driveway idea for those who value convenience and function over looks.

    Cobblestones

    Durable and stain resistant, cobblestone driveway designs can add a touch of rustic charm to any property.

    Why Choose Us?

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    Quality Products

    Operating for over 40 years across the communities of Worthing, Eastbourne, Horsham, Haywards Heath, and the rest of Sussex.

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    Quality Installation

    As Marshall & Bradstone approved contractors, all our staff are highly trainer and fully qualified, getting the job done efficiently the first time.

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    Quality Service

    We pride ourselves in providing a great customer service experience. Whether it’s on the phone or onsite, no question will go unanswered.

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    Value For Money

    Repaving driveways should be affordable. We have a range of products to suit all budgets and can advise the best option for you.

    Trade Qualifications

    Here at Sussex Driveways, we pride ourselves on having the most experienced and highly qualified contractors work with us to get to the bottom of your driveway problems.

    FAQ

    What is the cheapest type of driveway?

    Gravel is generally the most affordable option for completing a driveway. This is partly due to gravel being completely fully permeable, allowing water to drain into the earth beneath and not requiring the installation of any manmade drainage systems. These factors make gravel driveways some of the most affordable and quick driveways to construct.

    Which driveway surface is best?

    Resin bound gravel is one of the highest-quality materials to construct a driveway with. However, it is also one of the more expensive ones. It is also worth considering the aesthetic implications of your choice of driveway. The “best quality” material will not always match your property or its surroundings.

    What's the best driveway to have in the UK?

    Block paving is the most popular material in the UK. This is due to a combination of factors, the most notable being a low cost per square metre and the ability to easily and cheaply replace a single paving block if it is damaged.

    Although block paving remains the most popular options, in recent years, resin bound driveways have been steadily gaining in popularity as an alternative.

    What is the most durable driveway?

    Concrete is the most hard-wearing, long-lasting and durable material to use for constructing a driveway. When installed properly, it can have a lifespan of up to four decades even with constant use.

    While more resilient to damage from vehicles and footfall, concrete can be a t a greater risk of damage from freezing weather or from being broken apart from beneath by tree roots. Once damaged, it can be difficult to repair a small section without requiring the entire driveway tot be replaces. Concrete block paving offers many of the same benefits but is easier to repair.

    How do I choose the best design for my driveway?

    The first consideration should be the desired appearance of the finished product. You should take care that the style of your driveway matches the look of your property and the surrounding area. For example, if you have a brick house, a brick driveway if probably more desirable than a tarmac one.

    How much use the driveway will see will also help determine the correct material to use. A commercial driveway which may be used dozens or even hundreds of times a day will need to be far more durable than the driveway of a domestic residence.

    For All Things Driveway Related Across Sussex, Call Us Today:

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