Gloucestershire

Block paving contractors in Cirencester

From new herringbone drives to re-levelling a dip by the drain, we quote every kind of block paving work in Cirencester and the places around it.

  • Postcodes GL7
  • Drives from £85/m²
  • Free survey for new paving
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Block paving prices in Cirencester

Guide prices for the South West, including VAT at 20%. Choose a service for local details.

ServiceGuide price inc VAT
Block paving driveways£85–£140 per m²
Permeable block paving£105–£170 per m²
Clay block paving£115–£170 per m²
Tumbled and cobble-effect block paving£100–£160 per m²
Block paved driveway extensions£90–£150 per m²
Front garden to driveway conversions£85–£140 per m²
Replacing tarmac or concrete with block paving£95–£180 per m²
Block paved patios£80–£140 per m²
Block paved paths and side passages£90–£160 per m²
Edging, kerbs, borders and steps£20–£50 per metre
Dropped kerbs with a new drive£1,000–£3,000
Drainage for block paving£350–£1,000
Recessed manhole covers£250–£650
Block paving repairs£200–£650
Sunken and rutted block paving£300–£1,200
Lift and re-lay block paving£35–£80 per m²
Block paving cleaning£2.50–£5 per m²
Re-sanding and re-jointing£3–£10 per m²
Block paving sealing£5–£15 per m²

Checked 9 November 2026. Your written quote after the survey is the price you pay.

Block paving in Cirencester

In and around Cirencester, village-style frontages sit alongside newer cul-de-sacs, so the right block often depends on the age of the house.

The South West is wetter than the east of England, so falls and drainage are planned before the pattern is chosen.

Cirencester postcodes we cover include GL7.

Front drive rules in Cirencester

Cirencester is in England:

In England, paving in front of the house that covers more than 5 m² needs planning permission unless it is permeable or drains to a lawn, border or soakaway inside your boundary. Permeable block paving, or standard blocks laid to fall onto a planted strip, avoid the need for permission in most cases.

Flats and maisonettes, listed buildings, and homes covered by an Article 4 direction can have tighter rules, and conservation areas, National Parks and National Landscapes restrict some permitted development.

A dropped kerb needs your local highway authority's approval (usually the county, unitary, metropolitan or London borough council), and a new access onto an A, B or C classified road also needs planning permission.

General guidance, not legal advice. Your survey confirms what applies to your home. See the planning guide.

How it works

  1. Quick details

    Your postcode and the job. It takes a minute.

  2. On-site check

    Measurements, levels against the damp-proof course, ground and drainage.

  3. Itemised quote

    Fixed once the specification is agreed, with no vague extras.

  4. Laid and finished

    Compacted, jointed and handed back clean.

Block paving in Cirencester: questions

Can you match the blocks to my house in Cirencester?

We bring samples to the survey and suggest blocks and borders that suit the age and brick of the house. Final colour is your choice.

Do I need planning permission for a block paved driveway in Cirencester?

In England, a front drive over 5 m² needs planning permission unless it is permeable or drains to a lawn or border within your boundary. Ask us on the survey if you are unsure.

How long does a block paved driveway take to build?

Most homes take between three and seven working days, depending on size, the dig and the drainage. Your quote gives the expected duration.

Do you cover Stroud, Cheltenham and Gloucester?

Yes. We cover Cirencester and the places around it, including Stroud, Cheltenham and Gloucester, and the rest of Gloucestershire.

Block paving near Cirencester

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