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CURTIS DRIVEWAYS SOLUTIONS

New & Replacement Driveways in Buckinghamshire

Resin-bound, block paving and tarmac driveways, professionally installed across Buckinghamshire. Get advice on the right surface for your property and a free, no-obligation quote.

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Your project is in

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NEW & REPLACEMENT

We install new driveways as well as replacing old ones.

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FREE SITE SURVEYS

We provide free quotes and on site surveys

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Resin Driveways In Buckinghamshire

Resin-bound driveways combine natural stone aggregate with resin to create a smooth, attractive surface. Available in a range of colours, they can complement both traditional and modern homes, with contrasting edging to define the driveway and coordinate with paths or entrances.

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A resin-bound finish keeps the aggregate together rather than loose underfoot and offers a surface that is straightforward to maintain. However, installation quality matters: resin will not correct an unstable base, and permeability depends on the complete driveway construction. During your site survey, we assess the existing surface, levels and drainage to establish whether an overlay is suitable or a new base is needed.

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Installation involves preparing the base, completing any required drainage and edging, then mixing, laying and trowelling the resin-bound aggregate. The finished surface must cure before use; we explain when you can walk and park on your new driveway, together with the recommended aftercare.

Block Paving In Buckinghamshire

Block paving uses individual concrete or clay blocks laid in a pattern to create a durable driveway. With a choice of colours, shapes and contrasting borders, it offers flexibility to complement your property and connect the driveway with paths, steps and entrances.

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One practical advantage is that individual blocks can be lifted and replaced if damaged or access beneath the driveway is needed. However, block paving requires occasional cleaning and joint maintenance, and poorly prepared foundations can lead to movement or sinking. Standard block paving is not automatically permeable; drainage needs to be planned, or a purpose-designed permeable system specified.

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Installation begins with assessing the ground, levels and drainage, followed by excavation and construction of a suitable compacted sub-base. Edge restraints hold the paving in position, while a prepared bedding layer supports the blocks. The paving is then laid, cut around borders and compacted, with joints filled using material appropriate to the chosen system.

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Tarmac Driveways in Buckinghamshire

Tarmac driveways provide a smooth, continuous surface suited to everyday vehicle use. Commonly used to describe asphalt driveway surfacing, tarmac offers a neat, understated finish that can be combined with block-paved borders or kerb edging to complement your property.

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Tarmac can be a cost-effective option, particularly for larger driveways, although the final price depends on the groundwork required. It offers fewer decorative choices than resin or block paving, and repairs may remain visible. Standard tarmac is not permeable, so suitable drainage is essential. The surface can also soften in hot weather, making appropriate aftercare important.

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Installation starts with assessing the ground, driveway levels and drainage. For a new driveway, the area is excavated and a suitable sub-base is installed and compacted before the asphalt layers are laid and rolled. Resurfacing may be possible where an existing base remains sound, but cracks, movement or drainage problems need assessment before an overlay is recommended.

Recent Driveway Projects In Buckinghamshire

Before and after transformations of our completed projects

Resin Driveway Transformation

High Wycombe

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Completed resin driveway with block paving edging, new steps and boundary fence in Loudwater.

Tarmac Driveway Transformation

Stokenchurch

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These driveway transformations in Buckinghamshire show the difference a new surface makes. Contact Curtis Driveway Solutions to discuss your project and arrange a free site survey.

How We Install Your Driveway

We start with a free site survey to assess your existing driveway, ground conditions, levels and drainage. We discuss your preferred surface and layout, then provide a no-obligation quote outlining the proposed work.

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Installation includes the preparation, sub-base, drainage and edging needed for your property, followed by laying your chosen resin-bound, block paving or tarmac surface. Where resurfacing is suitable, we assess the existing base before recommending an overlay.

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Once complete, we check the finish, tidy the work area and explain when you can use your driveway and how to care for it.

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How Much Does a Driveway Cost in Buckinghamshire?

The cost of a new driveway depends on its size, your chosen surface and the preparation required. Excavation, waste removal, drainage, edging and access for machinery can all affect the final price.

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Resurfacing a sound existing driveway may cost less than a full replacement. However, an unstable base or drainage problems may need additional work before a new surface can be installed.

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As a rough guide, tarmac driveways can cost £50–£100 per m², block paving £90–£130 per m², and resin-bound driveways £100–£140 per m². These indicative ranges vary depending on the size, existing condition and preparation required, with additional groundwork or drainage potentially increasing the price. For an accurate quote tailored to your property, give Curtis Driveway Solutions a call to arrange a free site survey.

REVIEWS

What Our Buckinghamshire Customers Say

Read what our customers say about their driveway installations, from the finished appearance to their experience with our team. 

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"If I could give 7 stars, I would…
Fantastic work delivered by Matt and his team. The driveway has completely changed the look of our house. Fantastic finish. Highly recommended!!!"

- Isabela Priest

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"Matthew came and renovated the front of our house with a lovely new resin driveway and some steps with paving tiles on. He did a great job and it looks really nice. Really happy with it."

- Geoff Ribley

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"A big shout out to Matthew and his team at Curtis Driveways. They transformed our drive this week and we are over the moon with the difference."

- Lauren Storrie

READY FOR A NEW DRIVEWAY IN BUCKINGHAMSHIRE?

Get in touch today for a free no-obligation quote from your local driveway experts.

Areas We Cover in Buckinghamshire

Curtis Driveway Solutions installs resin-bound, block paving and tarmac driveways across Buckinghamshire, including High Wycombe, Stokenchurch, Beaconsfield, Marlow and surrounding towns and villages.

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Whether you’re planning a new driveway, replacing an existing surface or considering resurfacing, contact our team to discuss your property and arrange a free site survey. Give us a call with your postcode to check coverage and get a no-obligation quote.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does driveway installation take?

The timescale depends on the driveway’s size, chosen surface and preparation required. We explain the expected schedule when quoting, including any setting or curing time before the driveway can be used.

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Can you resurface my existing driveway?

Resurfacing may be possible if the existing base is stable and suitable for the chosen material. We assess cracks, movement, levels and drainage during the site survey before recommending resurfacing or replacement.

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Do I need planning permission for a new driveway?

For a house’s front garden, permission is generally not required where the surface is permeable or rainwater drains naturally to a lawn or border. An impermeable area over 5m² that does not drain to a permeable area requires permission. Restrictions can apply, so check with your local planning authority before work begins.

Get Your Free Driveway Quote in Buckinghamshire

Planning a new driveway or replacing an existing surface? Contact Curtis Driveway Solutions to discuss resin-bound, block paving or tarmac options for your property.

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Fill in the form with a brief description of the work, or give us a call. We’ll discuss your requirements and arrange a free site survey to assess the driveway and provide a no-obligation quote.

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