EH Landscapes
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Block Paving

Driveways, paths and parking areas laid to full depth with concrete edge restraints so they hold their shape.

Block Paving project detail
Block paving in Kent

Driveways and paths laid to last, not just to look good

Block paving fails from below. Skimped excavation, thin sub-base or missing edge restraints and you'll see rutting and spreading within a couple of winters, however smart the blocks are.

We dig to the correct depth, lay and compact MOT type 1, install concrete edge restraints, screed the laying course and compact the finished surface with kiln-dried sand for a driveway that holds its shape.

Full depth excavation Concrete edge restraints SuDS-compliant drainage
How we work

Our block paving process

A simple, transparent four-step process — so you always know what's happening and when.

01

Survey & levels

We check falls, drainage points, access and whether a drop kerb or permeable build-up is needed.

02

Excavate & sub-base

Dig to depth, remove spoil, then lay and whacker-compact MOT type 1 in layers.

03

Edges & screed

Concrete haunched edge restraints go in, then the sharp sand laying course is screeded flat.

04

Lay, cut & compact

Blocks laid to pattern, cut cleanly at edges, then vibrated in and jointed with kiln-dried sand.

Free, no-obligation quote

Thinking about block paving for your garden?

Book a free site visit anywhere in Kent and we'll give you honest advice and a clear, itemised price.

Why choose EH Landscapes

Why homeowners pick us for block paving

Depth where it counts

Driveway build-ups are excavated to take vehicle loads, not scraped to save a day's digging.

Edges that hold

Haunched concrete restraints stop the classic spreading and sinking at driveway edges.

Drainage designed in

Channel drains, permeable build-ups and correct falls keep water off the house and out of the road.

Patterns and borders

Herringbone, stretcher or basketweave with contrasting borders and clean, machine-accurate cuts.

  • Herringbone, stretcher and basketweave
  • Full-depth excavation and sub-base
  • Haunched concrete edge restraints
  • Permeable and SuDS-compliant options
Free, no-obligation quote

Let's bring your garden to life

Tell us a little about your project and we'll arrange a free site visit at a time that suits you. Honest advice, fair pricing, no pressure.

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What our customers say

Block Paving reviews from Kent homeowners

100% recommended · 25+ reviews

"Full driveway in herringbone with a charcoal border. Immaculate cuts and not a wobble anywhere."

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Tony S.
Block Paved Driveway · Maidstone, Kent

"They sorted the drainage and drop kerb liaison too. Made a complicated job easy."

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Yasmin A.
Driveway & Drop Kerb · Chatham, Kent

"Three years on and it's still dead flat. Whatever they did underneath, it worked."

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Peter H.
Block Paving · Rochester, Kent

"Full driveway in herringbone with a charcoal border. Immaculate cuts and not a wobble anywhere."

T
Tony S.
Block Paved Driveway · Maidstone, Kent

"They sorted the drainage and drop kerb liaison too. Made a complicated job easy."

Y
Yasmin A.
Driveway & Drop Kerb · Chatham, Kent

"Three years on and it's still dead flat. Whatever they did underneath, it worked."

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Peter H.
Block Paving · Rochester, Kent
Good to know

Block Paving questions, answered

A typical two-car driveway takes 5–8 days including excavation, sub-base, laying and clearance.