Find Trusted Paving and Driveways in Plymouth

Compare Local Specialists for Driveways, Patios, Block Paving & Resin Surfaces in Plymouth


In Plymouth, find trusted local experts for driveway installation, patio laying, block paving, and landscaping services. Our directory lists verified professionals offering high quality tarmac driveways, resin surfaces, and pattern imprinted concrete, as well as paving repairs and maintenance. Compare prices, request free no obligation quotes, and read genuine customer reviews to choose the best company for your project.

We found 17 Local Paving, Driveway & Patio Experts in Plymouth

HSK Building Services in Plymouth PL9
Unit 4, Wixenford House, Farm Colesdown Hill, Plymouth PL9 8AA
01752717718
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Avg. Rating 4.7 Out of 17
Paul Little Construction in Plymouth PL1
Unit 1D, Riverside Business Park, New Passage Hill, Devonport, Plymouth PL1 4SN
01752269060
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Avg. Rating 4.6 Out of 11
Matt Bell Garden Services in Plymouth PL3
180 Old Laira Rd, Plymouth PL3 6AE
07515375457
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Avg. Rating 5 Out of 44
Done Right Driveways Ltd in Plymouth PL5
62 Wanstead Grove, Plymouth PL5 2LY
01752 952163
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Avg. Rating 4.7 Out of 13
Four Seasons Landscapes in Plymouth PL3
53 De Lane, De La Hay Ave, Plymouth PL3 4HT
07747798124
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Avg. Rating 4.9 Out of 12
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About Driveways and Paving in Plymouth

Plymouth grew up around one of the finest natural harbours on the south coast, and the Mayflower Steps still mark the spot where the Pilgrims are said to have set sail for America in 1620. Plymouth Hoe, the wide grassy headland above the sea, is where Sir Francis Drake is said to have finished a game of bowls before facing the Spanish Armada. The city has long been linked with the Royal Navy, and Devonport remains one of the largest naval bases in Western Europe. Streets close to the historic Barbican reflect that older maritime character, while much of the city was rebuilt after wartime bombing, giving Plymouth a distinctive mix of old and mid century architecture.

Types & Materials Recommended in Plymouth

Block paving and resin bound driveways are both popular across Plymouth's postwar housing estates, offering a practical, low maintenance surface. Around the Barbican and older parts of the city, natural stone or brick paving can suit the historic buildings better. Given the coastal setting, materials that cope well with salt laden air are worth considering.

Nearby Areas

Saltash, Ivybridge, Liskeard

Frequently asked questions FAQ

What driveway material copes best with Plymouth's sea air

Block paving and resin bound surfaces generally cope well with salt laden coastal air, making them popular choices for properties closer to the sea in Plymouth.

Do I need planning permission for a driveway in Plymouth

In England, a driveway larger than five square metres that does not allow water to drain through it generally needs planning permission, unless the water drains to a lawn or border instead. Plymouth City Council can confirm the rules for your property.

What driveway material suits the Barbican area of Plymouth

Natural stone or brick paving tends to suit the older buildings around the Barbican well, giving a traditional finish that fits the historic harbourside setting.

How much does a resin bound driveway cost in Plymouth

Costs depend on the size of the driveway and the aggregate used, and resin bound surfaces typically cost more than basic tarmac but can be similar to good quality block paving.

How long does a driveway installation take in Plymouth

A standard block paving or resin bound driveway usually takes two to four days, depending on the size of the area and whether an old surface needs to be removed first.

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