Driveway & paving

Driveway & paving websites that win full installs.

Resin bound, block paving, tarmac, porcelain — surface-by-surface pages, Approved Installer badges, SuDS content that books £8k+ jobs.

Driveways are a £4,000–£15,000 home spend on average, which makes them a considered purchase — researched for weeks, compared across three or four quotes, decided largely on the strength of the photos and the credibility of the contractor. The driveway specialist whose website has a dedicated page per surface type with Approved Installer badges, finished galleries and clear pricing wins the work at full margin. The one with a single "driveways and paving" page bidding against the lowest local quote loses on price.

So we build driveway sites with a service page per major surface. Block paving (with Marshalls Register, Brett Approved Installer or Tobermore Approved Contractor badges placed correctly — these are major trust signals and unlock manufacturer warranties you can pass on). Resin bound (the exploding category — SuDS compliant, permeable, low-maintenance, with Vuba, SureSet or ResiBound Approved Installer status driving serious conversion). Tarmac / asphalt (commercial-led but plenty of domestic too). Gravel, concrete, pattern imprinted concrete (PIC), and outdoor porcelain. Each page covers material options, indicative pricing per square metre, finished gallery, and the surface-specific concerns (drainage for block, base prep for resin, jointing for porcelain).

The SuDS content page is the under-used credibility lever. For driveways over five square metres draining to highway, planning permission is required unless you use a permeable surface. Most homeowners don't know this until they Google it, and the contractor whose site explains the rules — and which of the surfaces they offer is SuDS-compliant — wins the cautious customer instantly. Same for the patios audience: a dedicated patios page with porcelain, sandstone, granite and natural stone options, separated from driveways because the customer mindset (lifestyle vs utility) is different.

Published price bands per square metre, plus add-ons (drainage, edging, sub-base depth, old surface removal) qualify hard. Three or four detailed project case studies with before, brief, finished and cost band outconvert thirty thumbnails. Google Business Profile properly set up, photos posted from every job, review workflow built in. Hosting, SSL, care plan all sorted.

What you get

Surface-by-surface pages

Block paving, resin bound, tarmac, gravel, concrete, PIC, porcelain — each ranks for its search and target customer.

Approved Installer badges

Marshalls, Brett, Tobermore, Vuba, SureSet, ResiBound — placed correctly, with linked warranty benefits surfaced.

Resin bound page

The booming category. Approved Installer status, SuDS compliance, finished gallery, premium pricing.

SuDS / planning content

Explains permeable rules and converts cautious customers. Most local competitors don't have this.

Patios page

Separated from driveways — lifestyle customer, different gallery, porcelain/sandstone/granite focus.

Published per-sqm pricing

Transparent supply-and-fit rates, add-ons for drainage, base, removal. Qualifies hard.

Project case studies

Three to four detailed case studies — before, brief, finished, cost band. Outconvert thumbnails.

Hosting + care

UK managed hosting, SSL, backups, security, content updates on care plan.

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A few quick questions and I'll come back with a tailored quote — usually within one working day.

Step 1

What service do you need?

How it works

01

Scope

Surfaces, accreditations, photo library, case study candidates.

02

Build

Portfolio-led 8-page site, mobile-first, fast galleries, pricing transparent.

03

Local SEO

GBP optimised, schema, NAP consistency, service-area pages.

04

Launch + grow

Migrate, SSL, Search Console, review workflow, care plan.

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Walk through your project, get honest advice, leave with a clear plan. No pressure, no waffle.

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