Driveway Installation in Worcester & Worcestershire
TDL Driveways & Landscaping Ltd designs, builds and repairs driveways for homes and businesses across Worcester and surrounding Worcestershire towns. From a classic block paved drive to a smooth resin bound finish, we handle the excavation, sub-base, drainage, edging and laying ourselves, so the surface stays level and lasts.
Driveways by TDL Driveways & Landscaping
Every job starts with a free site visit. We look at levels, drainage, access and how you use the drive, then give you a clear quote for the surface that suits your property and your budget.
- Proper excavation and a compacted sub-base
- Secure edge restraints so the surface stays put
- Drainage planned before anything is laid
- Accurate levels and neat, even finishing
- Waste removed and the site left tidy
Free site visit & quote
Talk to us about your driveways project. We will visit, take measurements, explain the options and give you a clear quote.
Mon - Sun: 09:00 - 17:00
What we can do for you
Driveway services we offer
From new builds to repairs, we cover the full life of a driveway.
- Block paving driveways
- New driveway installation
- Driveway replacement and resurfacing
- Driveway extensions and widening
- Resin bound and stone resin driveways
- Driveway drainage installation
- Driveway repairs and relaying sunken areas
- Edging and kerbing
- Block paving cleaning, re-sanding and sealing
- Weed removal and joint repairs
Driveway surfaces and styles
Choosing a surface is a balance between looks, upkeep, drainage and cost. These are the options most customers ask about.
Block paving
Durable and repairable, with a wide choice of colours and laying patterns. Individual blocks can be lifted and relaid if a section ever settles.
Block paving styles
Traditional, tumbled and contemporary blocks, in colours such as charcoal, brindle, grey, buff and red, laid in patterns including herringbone, stretcher bond and basket weave.
Resin bound
Aggregate mixed with resin and trowelled smooth. It gives a clean, seamless finish and, when laid on a suitable base, can be permeable.
Resin bonded
Resin spread on the base and stone scattered on top, giving a rougher, textured surface.
Cobbles and setts
Natural stone or setts for a traditional look, often used as borders or on character properties.
Permeable paving
Block paving built to let rainwater drain through, useful where drainage is a concern or planning rules apply.
How the job runs
Site assessment & planning
We check levels, existing surfaces, drainage and access, and talk through finishes, patterns and edging.
Design & material selection
You choose the surface, colours and pattern, with advice on what suits your property and how you use the drive.
Ground preparation & construction
Excavation, a properly compacted sub-base, edge restraints and drainage, then the surface is laid and finished.
Final checks & clean-up
We inspect the finish and joints, remove waste and leave the site tidy.
Driveways styles and finishes
Click any image to enlarge. These are illustrative images of the styles, materials and finishes we install. See the full gallery.
Why customers choose us
Experienced specialists
A team that handles driveways, patios, fencing, turfing and landscaping every day.
Quality materials
Materials chosen for durability, with honest advice on what suits your property.
Guaranteed workmanship
We stand behind our work and put things right if something is not as agreed.
Clear, fair pricing
Written quotes that explain the work, with no hidden costs.
Customer-focused service
We listen, explain the options and keep you updated from first visit to final tidy.
Local and reliable
Based in Worcester and covering Worcestershire and the surrounding areas.
Driveways across Worcestershire
We carry out this work in Worcester and the surrounding towns and villages. Choose your area for local information.
Driveways advice guides
Practical guidance before you commit to the work.
Block Paving or Resin Driveway: Which Is Right for You?
Block paving, resin bound and resin bonded compared on looks, drainage, upkeep and repairability.
Read the guideDo You Need Planning Permission for a New Driveway?
The front garden paving rule, permeable surfaces, dropped kerbs and what to ask your council.
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How a New Driveway Is Built: A Clear Step-by-Step Guide
The full build sequence for a new driveway, from site assessment through sub-base to finishing.
Read the guideSunken Block Paving: Causes, Repairs and Aftercare
Why block paving sinks, how repairs are done, and when to replace instead of patching.
Read the guideBlock Paving Driveway Patterns and Colours: How to Choose
How to pick a block paving pattern, border and colour mix that suits your house, your drive size and the way you use it.
Read the guideDriveway Edging, Kerbing and Steps: Getting the Edges Right
Why driveway edges fail, which kerb types to consider, and how to handle steps, ramps, thresholds and drainage at the entrance.
Read the guideWidening or Extending a Driveway: What to Check First
A practical guide to widening a driveway for two cars: space, dropped kerb consent, obstacles, drainage and matching old and new.
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Driveway Weeds, Moss and Oil Stains: Cleaning and Care
Routine care and safe cleaning for block paving and resin drives, plus how to treat weeds, moss, algae and oil without damaging the surface.
Read the guideDriveways: common questions
Do I need planning permission for a new driveway?
Often not for a front garden, as long as the new surface is permeable or rainwater drains to a lawn or border within your property. Paving more than 5 square metres with a surface that is not permeable normally needs planning permission. A dropped kerb is a separate permission from the highway authority, and listed buildings and conservation areas have extra rules, so it is worth checking with your council. We can advise on the practical side when we quote.
Block paving or resin: which is better?
Neither is better for everyone. Block paving is hard-wearing and easy to repair in sections. Resin bound gives a smooth, seamless look. We will talk through cost, maintenance, drainage and appearance on your site visit.
Can you repair sunken or damaged block paving?
Yes. We can lift the affected area, correct the base, relay the blocks and re-sand the joints, and where the cause is poor drainage we will say so and recommend a fix.
Can you widen or extend my existing driveway?
Yes. We can extend or widen a drive and match the surface and edging to what is already there where possible, or blend in a new style.
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