Driveways Crawley, Brighton & Horsham
Block paving, resin bound and asphalt driveways, laid on proper sub-base with drainage that actually works. Free quotes across Surrey & Sussex.
A driveway is the first thing anyone sees on your property, and the surface is only ever as good as what's underneath it. Whichever material you choose, we excavate to the correct depth, compact a proper sub-base, and build in drainage falls before anything gets laid on top. Pick your material below, or call us and we'll talk through what suits your ground.
Block Paving
The classic choice — huge range of colours and patterns, individually replaceable blocks if one ever gets damaged.
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Resin Bound
Smooth, seamless and permeable — a popular choice for modern homes and SUDS compliance.
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Fast to lay, hard-wearing, and the most cost-effective option for larger drives.
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Excavate & Assess
Dig out to the correct depth for your chosen material and check ground conditions.
Sub-Base & Drainage
Compact the sub-base in layers and set falls so water goes where it should.
Lay the Surface
Block, resin or asphalt laid to pattern or spec, edges restrained and finished properly.
Clear & Walk Through
Site cleared, surface swept, and we walk it with you before we leave.
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Browse real colour combinations, borders and laying patterns from Churchill Paving driveways across Surrey & Sussex.
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How long does a new driveway take to install?
Most residential driveways take 2–5 days depending on size and material — block paving and asphalt are generally quicker than resin, which needs the base surface to be sound before the resin layer goes down.
Do I need planning permission for a new driveway?
Usually not, provided you use a permeable surface (like resin bound or permeable block paving) or direct rainwater to a soakaway rather than the road. Non-permeable driveways over 5m² do need permission — we can advise on your specific property.
What's the most durable driveway surface?
Block paving and asphalt both hold up well for 20+ years with proper installation. Resin bound is also durable but relies more heavily on a sound existing base, which we'll always check before quoting.
Do you offer a guarantee on your work?
Yes — we stand behind our groundwork and installation. Ask us for the specifics when we quote your job.
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