Driveways & Paving in Norbiton
In Norbiton and across Kingston upon Thames we are most often asked for block paving and resin driveways. Conservation areas cover parts of Surbiton, Kingston's old town and Coombe, where private estate covenants may also apply. Inter-war houses usually have straightforward permitted development options, but a new vehicle crossover still needs council approval.
Driveways & Paving in Norbiton
A front that does the house justice.
A driveway fails from underneath. We dig out to the right depth, lay and compact a proper sub-base, sort the drainage, and only then lay the surface you actually see. That is why ours stay flat.
- Block pavingHerringbone and stretcher-bond driveways with contrasting borders, cut neatly around drains and steps.
- Resin-bound surfacingSmooth, permeable, low-maintenance surfaces in a wide range of stone blends.
- Tarmac drivewaysMachine-laid tarmac with block or kerb edging, for a hard-wearing drive at a sensible price.
- Natural stone & porcelainSandstone, limestone, granite setts and porcelain for paths, steps and front gardens.
- Drainage & dropped kerbsChannel drains, soakaways and permeable build-ups, plus help with the council dropped-kerb application.
Local knowledge
Working in Norbiton
Homes in Kingston upon Thames
Surbiton and the streets near Kingston town centre have Victorian villas and terraces, and Coombe is known for large detached houses on private roads. New Malden, Berrylands, Tolworth and Chessington were mostly built between the wars and consist of semis, bungalows and chalet-style houses.
Planning and the council
Conservation areas cover parts of Surbiton, Kingston's old town and Coombe, where private estate covenants may also apply. Inter-war houses usually have straightforward permitted development options, but a new vehicle crossover still needs council approval.
Nearby
We also cover Kingston, Surbiton, New Malden, Tolworth, Chessington, Berrylands, Coombe, Hook, Old Malden and Malden Rushett.
FAQ
Driveways & Paving in Norbiton
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Do you carry out driveways & paving in Norbiton?
Yes. Norbiton is in Kingston upon Thames, where we work every week alongside Kingston, Surbiton, New Malden and Tolworth.
Do I need planning permission for a new driveway?
Not if the surface is permeable, or if rainwater drains to a border or soakaway within your property. Paving more than five square metres of front garden with a non-permeable surface that drains to the road does need planning permission. We design the drainage so you stay on the right side of the rule.
Do I need a dropped kerb?
Yes, if you will be driving over the pavement to reach the drive. The council carries out or licenses the kerb work. We can advise on the application and build the drive to meet it.
How long does a driveway take?
Most domestic driveways take three to six working days, depending on size, excavation and weather.
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