Block Paving Services

Experts At Laying Block Paving On Driveways, Patios and Gardens. Free Quotes, Unbeatable Prices.

Block Paving Installers

If you are looking for block pavers, give Technique Driveways a call. Experts at building new driveways with over 20 years experience as paving contractors with a highly trained team capable of installing a wide range of driveway and patio paving styles.

Our team can build new driveways with block paving that is customer tailored to our customers with options on laying patterns, designs, paved edging and front door steps built with matching paving. All our work is done to approved block paving standards whilst still providing unbeatable value on installations.

From quote to completion, we will consult with you to make sure your driveway block paving and patio paving is laid exactly as you wish with any custom requests you might have. We offer a range of extra features with block paving which is only limited by the style of paving you might choose for your driveway or patio.

Standard block paving is laid in a herringbone pattern whilst cobble stones and Tegula paving is laid in 1 to 3 different sizes to create an offset pattern. You can enhance these patterns even further by putting in a block paving circle or diamond pattern into your driveway.

We offer other options for driveways and patios including resin driveway installations, tarmac driveways and more.

Call our team today on 028 9600 5712 to book your free block paving estimate.

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Why choose Technique Driveways?

We work across a wide area between County Antrim and County Down with hundreds of previous projects, free estimates 7 days a week

Up to 20 year workmanship guarantee

Unbeatable design choices

Outstanding customer service

Fully insured, certified tradesmen

Highly rated by local customers

On time and on budget, agreed in writing

Our own craftsmen, never subcontractors

Clear fixed quotes with no hidden extras

FAQ

What Is The Best Way To Clean A Block Paved Driveway?

Brush it regularly and wash it down with warm soapy water or a patio cleaner. If you do use a pressure washer, keep it on a wide fan setting and a moderate pressure, and hold the lance well back. A narrow high pressure jet blasts the kiln dried sand out of the joints, which is what loosens blocks and lets them shift, so always re-sand the joints after a heavy wash.

Why Do Weeds Grow Between My Block Paving?

They are almost never growing up through the blocks. Windblown seed settles in the joints and germinates in the dust and grit that collects there, so the problem is nearly always empty or dirty joints. Brush or scrape the growth out, treat any remaining roots, then refill the joints with kiln dried sand or a polymeric jointing compound and compact it in properly.

Why Has My Block Paving Started To Sink Or Dip?

Sinking is a sub-base problem, not a block problem. It usually means the area was not dug out deep enough, the wrong stone was used, or it was not compacted in layers. Missing or weak edge restraints let the whole surface creep outwards, which shows up as dips and widening joints. It is fixable, but the blocks have to come up so the base can be put right underneath.

Does A Block Paved Driveway Need Sealing?

It is optional rather than essential. Sealing makes the surface far easier to keep clean, gives you a much better chance of lifting oil and fuel stains before they set, and stabilises the jointing sand so it washes out more slowly, which in turn keeps weeds down. It also deepens the colour. Always let a new driveway weather for a few months and get it properly clean and dry first.

Where we work

Technique Driveways works across County Antrim and County Down including all nearby areas.

No project is too large or small for our team, available 7 days a week.

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