Block Paving Driveways & Patios With Real Kerb Appeal
We design and lay block paving for driveways, patios and pathways across Tring and the surrounding areas, working in a wide range of colours, patterns and finishes to suit your property.
Driveway Block Paving
A hard wearing surface available in a huge range of colours and laying patterns, from herringbone to basketweave.
Patio Block Paving
Block paving patios that tie in neatly with your driveway or garden design.
Permeable Block Paving
A block paving system that allows water to drain through naturally, helping with drainage rules on larger driveways.
How We Get Your Project Done
From your first enquiry to the finished surface, here's what to expect when you work with T Clubb & Son.
Free Quote
Get in touch by phone or online and tell us about your project.
Survey
We'll visit your property to assess the site and confirm the details.
Carried Out
Our experienced team lays your new block paving to the agreed pattern and specification, with minimal mess and disruption.
Aftercare
We'll walk you through the finished job, and you'll pay only once you're happy.
Who We Lay Block Paving For
Block paving suits homeowners who want more design choice than tarmac, as well as developers and property managers looking for a finish that lasts.
Most of our block paving work is for homeowners who want a decorative driveway or patio finished in a colour and pattern that suits their home.
We lay block paving on new build driveways and pathways, working to a build schedule and finishing to a consistent standard across multiple plots.
Block paving is often used for pathways and access routes on school and council sites, and our NRSWA accreditation covers any work on adopted roads or crossovers.
Block paving gives commercial entrances and car parks a smarter finish than plain tarmac, and it’s easy to repair section by section if it’s ever damaged.
Frequently Asked Questions
A few of the questions we’re asked most about block paving.
Herringbone is the most popular for driveways because it locks together well under vehicle weight, basketweave and stretcher bond are popular for patios and pathways.
Generally yes, block paving costs more than tarmac because of the material and labour involved, but it offers more design choice and individual blocks can be replaced if damaged.
Most driveways take between three and five days depending on size, groundwork and the pattern chosen.
Yes, one of the advantages of block paving is that individual blocks can usually be lifted and replaced without redoing the whole surface.
Yes, we lay permeable block paving systems that allow water to drain through the surface, which can help meet drainage requirements on larger driveways.
There’s a wide range of colours, sizes and laying patterns available, we’ll bring samples so you can see how they look before choosing.
An occasional sweep and jet wash keeps block paving looking sharp, and resealing every few years helps protect the colour and joints.
Yes, we carry 10 million pounds of public liability insurance, our staff are DBS checked and we hold NRSWA streetworks accreditation for any work involving council owned surfaces.
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Get A Free Quote For Block Paving
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- Free, No Obligation Quotes
- NRSWA Streetworks Accredited
- 10 Million Pounds Public Liability Insurance
- DBS Checked Team
- Family Run For Over 70 Years
- Fully Guaranteed Workmanship