Driveways & Patios in Brighton
Regency terraces, Victorian villas and tight off-street parking — Brighton driveways come with their own set of challenges, and we know them well.
Driveways Built for Brighton's Ground & Properties
Brighton & Hove's Regency and Victorian housing stock means driveways here are often narrower and more visible from the street than elsewhere in Sussex, and a fair number sit within conservation areas.
Where a property falls within a conservation area or has permitted development restrictions, permeable surfacing (resin bound or permeable block paving) is usually the safest route to avoid planning issues — we'll flag this during your free site visit rather than after work has started. We also handle front garden conversions to off-street parking, a common request given how limited on-street parking is across the city.
Covering Brighton & Surrounding Areas
We regularly work across Hove, Preston Park, Withdean, Patcham, Woodingdean, Rottingdean and the wider Brighton seafront area, as well as into Shoreham-by-Sea.
What We Lay in Brighton
Common Questions From Brighton Customers
Do I need permission to convert my front garden into a driveway in Brighton?
If the new area is over 5m² and non-permeable, yes — unless water drains to a permeable area or soakaway rather than the road. Many Brighton properties also sit in conservation areas with extra restrictions, which we'll check for your address.
Can you fit a driveway on a narrow Brighton frontage?
Yes — we regularly work on the tighter frontages typical of Regency and Victorian terraces, including single-car conversions.
Do you work in Hove as well as Brighton?
Yes, Hove, Preston Park, Withdean, Patcham, Woodingdean and Rottingdean are all within our regular coverage area.
Other Areas We Serve
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