Driveway Installation in Kensington that complements prestigious streets and period architecture. Choose block paving, resin bound, tarmac, gravel, concrete or natural stone, finished with proper drainage and crisp detailing.
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A well-built driveway adds instant kerb appeal and practical parking in Kensington. We design and install premium surfaces that suit everything from Holland Park front gardens to approaches near Kensington High Street. Whether you want a crisp block-paved pattern or a seamless resin bound finish, we build for longevity and a clean, refined look. Every installation includes careful levels, edging and water management.
Local properties include stucco townhouses, mansion blocks and period conversions, often with tight access and shared boundaries. In W8 and W14, we regularly work with shallow front gardens, lightwells and steps that demand precise setting-out. Our team knows how to create strong sub-bases without compromising nearby walls or railings. The result is a driveway that looks appropriate for the Royal Borough’s elegant squares and streets.
We start with a site survey, discuss parking needs, turning space and finish options, then provide a clear written scope. Groundworks are carried out properly: excavation, compacted sub-base, robust edging, and drainage to manage surface water. We keep the site tidy, communicate daily, and schedule deliveries to minimise disruption. Homeowners trust us for workmanship, transparent timelines and a 10-year warranty.
Kensington streets can involve resident parking controls, restricted delivery windows and limited skip placement, so we plan logistics carefully. Many homes have basement lightwells and mature planting, making accurate excavation and spoil removal essential. We also consider surface-water rules and recommend permeable options where appropriate. Our driveway installation in Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea is tailored to these constraints, without compromising finish quality.




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Costs vary by size, access and the amount of groundwork required. As a guide, gravel and basic concrete are often from £80–£140 per m², tarmac from £90–£160 per m², block paving from £120–£220 per m², and resin bound from £130–£250 per m². Natural stone is typically £180–£350+ per m². Drainage, steps and waste removal can affect totals.
Most projects take 3–10 working days, depending on area, material and site constraints. A small resin bound or tarmac driveway can be completed in around 3–5 days once the base is prepared, while block paving and natural stone usually take longer due to laying and detailing. Timescales are affected by access in W8/W14, drainage requirements, curing times for concrete, and weather.
Many driveway works are permitted development, but rules often apply to surface water. If you’re creating or replacing a driveway over a certain size, you may need a permeable surface (such as resin bound or permeable block paving) or drainage to a suitable soakaway, rather than the public sewer. Dropped kerbs require council approval. We check requirements and help you stay compliant.
We provide a 10-year warranty covering workmanship and installation defects, including issues such as sinking from inadequate sub-base preparation, loose edging, or poor falls that cause persistent pooling (where drainage was specified). Material warranties can also apply depending on the product chosen. We’ll explain what’s covered in writing before work starts, along with care guidance to keep your driveway looking its best.
For a refined look that suits period façades, block paving in charcoal or brindle tones and natural stone setts are popular. Resin bound is chosen for its smooth finish and permeability, while tarmac works well for clean, understated approaches. We can add contrasting borders, soldier courses, recessed drainage channels and discreet lighting conduits. We’ll recommend options based on your property style, parking needs and maintenance preferences.
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