Gravel

Aggregate gravel drives by Cheshire Paving Company in Chester
A new aggregate or gravel driveway in Northwich, Cheshire using an MOT Type 1 hardcore sub base, finished with 20mm Staffordshire Pink Gravel.
Gravel is a cost-effective surfacing solution
The key benefit of gravel or aggregate drives is cost. This is the most cost-effective way to cover large areas quickly, eg., a long drive leading to a country house, hotel or golf club. What’s more, with the wide range of attractive, natural stone available, aggregate or gravel drives create an instant attractive, natural, rustic look which blends into the surroundings. Gravel drives are also permeable allowing rainwater to soak into the ground. Many homeowners, especially in rural locations, like gravel drives because you can hear approaching cars or people which acts as an added security measure. And whilst loose gravel does need replenishing from time to time, the lower cost of this surfacing option compensates for this approach.
We also install driveway gravel retention grids and systems. If you like the look of gravel driveways, but are looking for a lower maintenance option, Cheshire Paving Company also offers resin-bonded driveways - read more.
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Below: A new driveway project completed in Newton, Chester, Cheshire. The driveway is finished in Staffordshire Pink gravel with Tobermore Shannon Heather block paving to pathways and borders. The project required a full dig out and new sub base to both the driveway and patio.
Below: Before and after images of a new driveway in Rudheath, Northwich, Cheshire. A massive transformation was required here, so Cheshire Paving Company undertook a full dig out, lifted the old paving slabs, laid GeoTex membrane and an MOT Type 1 hardcore sub base, finished with 20mm Staffordshire Pink Gravel.
Below: Patio In Delamere Forest, Cheshire, using 20mm golden gravel and blue slate.
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