Gravel in Dublin & Kildare
The traditional country-house look. Choose loose gravel over a stabilising grid, or a bound gravel finish that stays put, is comfortable underfoot and keeps weeds down.
Gravel suits rural and period properties, and it's one of the most affordable surfaces to install. It drains freely, so there's no need for extra drainage in most cases, and it can be topped up or raked over at any time.
Loose gravel needs a proper base and stabilising grid, or it ends up in ruts and in your hallway. For a tidier result we also lay bound gravel, where the stones are held in place with a resin or bitumen binder, so you get the look without the scatter. We'll talk through which suits your slope, your car and your budget.
What's included
- Excavation and compacted free-draining sub-base
- Weed-suppressing membrane and stabilising grid
- Loose gravel in a choice of colours and sizes
- Bound gravel with resin or bitumen binder
- Edge restraints to keep stone in place
- Top-up and refresh of existing gravel drives
Gravel across Dublin & Kildare
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Common Questions
Do you offer free quotes?expand_more
Yes — every driveway starts with a free, no-obligation site visit and a written, fixed-price quote within ten days.
Where do you work?expand_more
We install driveways across all of County Dublin and County Kildare. Based in Naas, we're never far away.
Which driveway surface should I choose?expand_more
It depends on budget, the size and slope of the site, and the look you want. Tarmacadam and gravel are the best value, cobblelock is durable and easy to repair, porcelain gives a clean modern look, and granite is a premium natural stone that lasts a lifetime. We'll recommend the right one on the site visit.
How long does a new driveway take?expand_more
Most domestic driveways take three to seven working days, depending on the size, the surface and the weather. We'll give you a start date and a realistic timescale in your quote.
Do I need planning permission for a driveway?expand_more
Usually not for a driveway at the front of an existing house, but a new vehicular entrance or dropped kerb needs permission from the local authority, and some areas have rules on surface water. We'll tell you what applies to your property.
Will you remove my old driveway?expand_more
Yes — we can lift and dispose of your existing surface as part of the job. It's an optional extra in our instant estimate, and we'll price it exactly on the site visit.
Do you subcontract any work?expand_more
No — every job is carried out by our own in-house crew, start to finish.