Driveway Contractors in Cambridge

Absolutely! We offer a variety of aggregate colours, allowing you to create a driveway that complements your property’s aesthetics. For a more refined look, you can also add a decorative border around the edges. 

Unlike tarmac or concrete, gravel driveways do not crack. However, over time, high traffic areas may develop slight dips. These are easily repaired by redistributing the gravel or adding a fresh layer of stone when needed.

Installation times vary depending on the size and complexity of the project, but most tarmac driveways can be completed within 1 to 3 days. Factors such as weather conditions and the need for a new sub-base may extend this timeframe slightly.

No, resin bound driveways are very low maintenance. Regular sweeping and occasional jet washing will keep your driveway looking fresh. The surface is resistant to weeds and moss, so you won’t need to worry about growth between the stones.

Yes, in many cases tarmac can be laid over an existing surface such as concrete or an older tarmac driveway, provided the base is solid and stable. If the existing driveway is damaged or uneven, we may recommend additional preparation work to ensure a long-lasting result.

Installation times vary depending on the size and complexity of the project, but most resin bound driveways can be completed within 1-3 days. The surface cures quickly, meaning your driveway will be ready for use shortly after installation.

No, tarmac is a low maintenance option compared to other driveway surfaces. It is resistant to weeds, doesn’t require re-sanding like block paving and only needs occasional cleaning. If small cracks or wear appear over time, they can be easily repaired without replacing the entire surface.

Yes, tar and chip is a superior alternative to loose gravel. While loose gravel can shift, requiring regular maintenance to keep it in place, tar and chip secures stones with hot bitumen, preventing displacement and ensuring a longer-lasting surface.