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We are a family run company and specialist in pattern imprinted concrete with the CITB awards to prove it.

We are members of  www.findagoodone.com  and  www.thelandscapelink.co.uk  this is a community of high quality businesses determined to stamp out rogue tradesmen and poor service in general, as members we are so confident about the quality of our service we invite our customers to post reviews of the work carried out by us.    

 We have been in business for 25 years so you know your in safe hands.

We do all types of driveways, footpaths, patios, ect from tarmac, to block paving, resin bonded shingle and pattern imprinted concrete.

 The driveway systems of the future We do standard pattern imprinted, concrete and a completely different type of pattern imprinted concrete its called stencil.

 Our systems have no rival in there class for imprinted concrete they are non slip, stain resistant and look great the 3D effect can be as deep as you want.

And best of all its maintance free.

Concrete has existed in various forms since classical times. There is an archaeological site in Israel dating back to 7000BC, which has uncovered an early form of concrete still in remarkably good condition.
The Romans were big users of concrete, in fact the very word ‘concrete’ is derived from the Latin concretus, meaning grown together or compounded. Most of the surviving roman structures, from the Colosseum to Hadrian’s Wall, were constructed using concrete. Techniques for making concrete have moved on from these early beginnings but the principle is still broadly the same, pieces of inert hard material such as gravel or crushed rock are mixed together with a paste of cement and water and this is left to harden over time.

Concrete is universally the most commonly used construction material for foundations, reinforced frames for buildings, bridge decks, retaining walls, roof tiles, in-situ and precast floors. However, although many countries have also adopted it for in-situ paving, this is not the case in the UK. The reason is that, despite concretes remarkable durability, a number of architects, designers and professional bodies such as English Heritage still regard it as a last resort – the cheapest and least desirable form of paving.

However, since it was introduced into this country 20 years ago the industry has developed from total obscurity to to a point where 1000,000 square metres are laid each year.

Places where pattern imprinted concrete is readily used in today’s environments:-
 McDonald Drive Thru’s
 KFC Drive Thru’s
 Burger King Drive Thru’s
 Southport Promenade
 Euro Disney
 Outlet villages throughout the UK
 Domestic driveways & patios