Block Paving
Block Paving in Richmond
Homes in Richmond
Richmond is a riverside town in south-west London, next to Richmond Park, with many Georgian and Victorian houses, and large parts of the town are conservation areas. If your home is in one, tell us when you first get in touch, along with what is in front of the house now, so it is part of the picture before any layout is drawn up. Our photo shows a grey block paving driveway we finished on a semi-detached house, and the reviewer beside it was happy with the prompt start and the value for money.
“I am very happy with my new block-paving driveway and have no hesitation in recommending M&R Property Services. The four-man team started the project promptly and worked hard to complete the job without delay. They were polite and cheerful throughout. Their expertise and skill in the design and construction of block-paving was evident at all times. On completion, the site was left in an immaculate condition. Above all, they were good value for money.”
What matters for block paving in Richmond
With an older house, the details of the finish matter: border, pattern and colour are all your choice, and our gallery of completed work is there to help you settle on them. The layout is planned around parking, the entrance and how the paving joins the house or garden. A driveway lasts longest on a properly dug and compacted sub-base, which is worth raising when you ask for a price.
- Tell us your postcode and whether you want a driveway, patio or pathway.
- Give the rough size, what is there now and any access or parking points.
- Mention if the house is in a conservation area.
- Share gallery examples that match the look you want.
Questions about block paving in Richmond
Can block paving suit a Georgian or Victorian house in Richmond?
You choose the colours, patterns and border details, so the finish can be picked to suit your home rather than a standard look. Pick out examples from our gallery to show us the style you have in mind.
Can I keep a lawn or border next to a new driveway?
Tell us if you want to, because it matters. A new driveway over five square metres in a front garden needs planning permission unless water can soak through it or drain to a lawn or border.