| Title: |
HOW MUCH DOES A NEW DRIVEWAY COST? |
| Authors: |
PHILLIPS, TIM |
| Source: |
Homebuilding & Renovating; 2026, Issue 234, p112-115, 4p, 6 Color Photographs, 1 Chart |
| Subject Terms: |
DRAINAGE; CONSTRUCTION costs; LANDSCAPE architecture; RUNOFF; ZONING law; PAVEMENTS |
| Abstract: |
This article focuses on the factors influencing the cost and design considerations for installing a new driveway. It outlines how driveway expenses vary based on size, ground conditions, material choice, and site access, emphasizing that groundwork and drainage are critical to durability and regulatory compliance. Typical materials range from affordable options like gravel (£40–£80 per square meter) to premium natural stone (£130–£200+ per square meter), each with distinct advantages, lifespans, and maintenance needs. The article also highlights planning regulations in England requiring permeable surfaces or drainage solutions to manage surface water runoff. Additional features such as lighting, gates, and edging can further increase costs, and obtaining detailed quotes with clear specifications is recommended to avoid future repairs. [Extracted from the article] |
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