Compaction
Mechanical compaction of soil and layers.
Interlock paving for yards, paths and parking, and kerbs for gardens and pavements, on a compacted sand bed.
Interlock is tough and easy to maintain — a damaged block is replaced on its own. Its stability comes from the layers beneath and the kerb that locks the edges, so we compact the ground and set the falls before laying.
Interlock paving and kerb installation
Methods and equipment
Mechanical compaction of soil and layers.
Locks the paving in and stops creep.
Shedding rain and wash water.
How it is done
We visit the site, look at the area and pattern wanted first-hand, take measurements and photos, and hear exactly what you need.
We send a written offer listing the items, materials and expected duration, with the price set after inspection and agreement.
The crew starts on the agreed date with the right equipment, protecting the surroundings and cleaning as the work goes.
We go through the work with you item by item, remove the debris and hand the site back clean.
Estimated prices
The price depends on measurements, site condition and access, and is written in the offer after the inspection.
Estimated prices — final price after site inspection and agreement
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Open WhatsApp to send the requestFAQ
Parking needs thicker blocks than paths; we choose by vehicle type.
Settlement usually comes from poor compaction, so we compact well and fix kerbs.
Yes, from what is available, and we plan the layout with you.
Yes, for gardens, pavements and parking.
Per m² for paving and per metre for kerbs; price follows inspection and measurements.
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