A: If you’re using permeable materials or ensuring drainage into your own garden, planning permission isn’t typically required. However, if you’re creating a new vehicle access point or dropping a kerb, you’ll need local authority permission. We’ll guide you through this process and can handle the application on your behalf.

A: Most domestic driveways can be completed within 2-3 days, whilst larger commercial projects typically take 5-7 days. School projects are carefully scheduled during holiday periods. We’ll provide a detailed timeline during your consultation, accounting for factors like groundworks and weather conditions.

A: We implement strict safety protocols including secure site boundaries, carefully planned delivery times, and phased working approaches. For schools and care facilities, we coordinate closely with management to work during quiet periods and ensure all safety measures exceed regulatory requirements.

A: Key accreditations include NRSWA (New Roads and Street Works Act) certification for dropped kerbs and public highway work, along with adequate public liability insurance – typically £5 million for local authority work. We hold all necessary accreditations and are registered with local councils.