Driveway repairs
Whether a driveway can be repaired or needs replacing depends on the base underneath, not the surface.
Whether a driveway can be repaired or needs replacing depends on the base underneath, not the surface. We dig a trial hole to find out, then tell you which job you actually need: sunken blocks and potholes that keep coming back mean the base has failed, and patching them will not last.
- First step
- A trial hole, not a guess
- Typical time
- One to three days for most repairs
- Guarantee
- 5 years, in writing
Our 2026 guide prices where shown. Your fixed price comes in writing after the site visit.
What we repair
Sunken or rutted block paving, lifted and relaid on a rebuilt base; broken or missing edge restraints; tarmac potholes and failed patches cut out square and reinstated; and resin that has cracked or lifted where it was laid over a poor base.
Where a tarmac drive is sound underneath, a plane and re-top costs £45–£70 per m² and is far cheaper than a rebuild.
When repair is the wrong answer
If the trial hole shows the drive was built on soil or a thin skim of stone, repairs will keep failing. We will say so, and price both options, so you can decide.
The kind of finish we build
“Really pleased with my new driveway. Beautifully finished, friendly professional workmen, would definitely recommend and will be using them again for the garden once other renovations complete.”
Driveway — Google review
“Absolutely great guys, job was done in good time and looks brilliant. No complaints, the driveway is immaculate. More work in the near future, thanks again!”
Driveway — Google review
Things people ask us
How much does driveway repairs cost?
Can you just patch my driveway?
Request a site visit
We measure up, check levels and drainage, and send a written proposal with the build-up, the programme and one whole price. No pressure and no follow-up sales calls.