Driveways quotes in Oxfordshire

Block paving, resin-bound, tarmac and gravel driveways, plus dropped kerbs and drainage.

A new driveway can add parking, tidy up the front of your home and fix drainage problems. The surface is only part of the job. The digging out, sub-base, edging and drainage underneath decide how long it lasts, so it's worth comparing those details as well as the price.

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Jobs we can help with

  • Block paving
  • Resin-bound and resin-bonded
  • Tarmac
  • Gravel and edging
  • Drainage and dropped kerbs (council approval may be needed)

Questions to ask before you book

  • How deep will the sub-base be, and what material will you use?
  • Is the surface permeable, or where will the rainwater go?
  • Does the price include removing the old surface and raising drain covers?
  • Do I need a dropped kerb or planning permission, and who will apply?

Permissions

A new or replacement front-garden surface over 5 square metres usually needs planning permission unless it's permeable or drains to a lawn or border. A new dropped kerb needs a permit from Oxfordshire County Council, and the county asks for written confirmation from your local council first. This is general guidance, not planning advice.

Local driveway advice by town

All areas we cover

Oxford: Oxford

Cherwell (north Oxfordshire): Banbury · Bicester · Bloxham · Deddington · Kidlington

West Oxfordshire: Bampton · Burford · Carterton · Charlbury · Chipping Norton · Eynsham · Witney · Woodstock

Vale of White Horse: Wantage · Abingdon · Botley · Cumnor · Faringdon · Grove · Kennington · Shrivenham

South Oxfordshire: Thame · Wallingford · Didcot · Henley-on-Thames · Benson · Berinsfield · Chalgrove · Chinnor · Goring-on-Thames · Sonning Common · Towersey · Watlington · Wheatley · Woodcote

Buckinghamshire villages near Thame: Aylesbury · Brill · Chearsley · Cuddington · Haddenham · Ickford · Long Crendon · Princes Risborough · Waddesdon