Landscaping & Driveways
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a new driveway cost?
Block paving costs £50-£100 per m². Resin bound £40-£70 per m². Tarmac £30-£50 per m². A typical driveway costs £3,000-£10,000.
Do I need planning permission for a driveway?
If using permeable materials, usually not. Impermeable driveways over 5m² may need permission to manage surface water drainage.
How long does landscaping take?
A new driveway takes 3-5 days. Patios 2-4 days. Full garden landscaping can take 1-3 weeks depending on complexity.
What is the best driveway material?
Block paving is the most popular choice, offering durability and a wide range of styles. Resin bound is low-maintenance and fully permeable. Tarmac is the most affordable. Indian sandstone and porcelain are premium options for a high-end look.
How much does a patio cost?
Concrete slabs cost £30-£50/m². Indian sandstone £40-£80/m². Porcelain paving £50-£100/m². A typical 20m² patio costs £1,500-£4,000 including labour, sub-base preparation, and jointing.
How much does decking cost?
Softwood decking costs £80-£120/m² installed. Hardwood costs £120-£200/m². Composite decking costs £100-£180/m² but requires virtually no maintenance. A typical 15m² deck costs £1,200-£3,000.
Do I need planning permission for a patio or decking?
Patios and decking generally fall under permitted development. However, decking that is more than 300mm above ground level may need planning permission. In conservation areas, additional restrictions may apply.
How do I choose a good landscaper?
Look for membership of the British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) or the Association of Professional Landscapers (APL). Ask for references, check their portfolio of completed projects, and ensure they have public liability insurance.
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