Driveways in Hoylake

Hoylake’s mix of older town houses, bungalows and family homes means there’s no one-size-fits-all driveway. Some frontages are tight, with walls and gates to work around, and others are open plots where we can take out the lawn and widen the parking.

Whatever the size, the job starts with a free survey. We look at the levels, drainage and access, talk you through block paving, resin, tarmac and imprinted concrete, and give you a written quote with no deposit to pay.

Hoylake is low-lying and close to the sea, so drainage is the first thing we look at. A permeable surface lets the rain soak through, and where that isn’t enough we add channel drains or a soakaway.

You won’t normally need planning permission for a permeable driveway, or one that drains onto a lawn or border. A new dropped kerb needs approval from Wirral Council before work starts.