Driveway quotes from local Worthing installers
Resin, block paving, tarmac, gravel and patios. Tell us about your driveway and a local installer will arrange a free site visit and written quote.
- Free and no obligation
- Installers who work in Worthing, Goring, Durrington, Ferring and Lancing
- Straight answers on cost, planning rules and dropped kerbs
How it works
Tell us about the job
Surface, rough size and your postcode. A minute or two is enough.
An installer gets in touch
A local installer calls or emails to arrange a free site visit at a time that suits you.
Get a written quote
Compare it, ask questions, and only go ahead if you are happy.
Driveway surfaces and rough prices
Indicative prices per square metre for the Worthing area, including typical groundwork. Your quote depends on digging out, drainage, access and edging.
Resin bound
Smooth, gravel look finish with no loose stones. Permeable when laid on the right base.
Block paving
Hard wearing and easy to repair one block at a time. Permeable blocks available.
Tarmac
Usually the lowest cost hard surface, quick to lay and good for larger areas.
Imprinted concrete
Concrete poured and stamped with a pattern, sealed for colour. Low maintenance.
Gravel
Lowest cost and naturally permeable. Grids stop stones moving and rutting.
Patio
Porcelain, sandstone, limestone and slate patios laid on a full mortar bed.
Before you change a front garden
Two rules catch out a lot of homeowners. Rainwater from your driveway must not run onto the pavement or road, so you need a permeable surface or a linear channel drain at the boundary feeding a soakaway. And if you drive across the pavement, you need a dropped kerb approved by West Sussex County Council before you start using it.
Read the plain English rules guide
Common questions
Is it really free?
Yes. Requesting a quote costs you nothing and there is no obligation to go ahead.
Who will contact me?
An independent local driveway installer covering your postcode. They will call or email to arrange a free site visit.
Can I get a price without a visit?
Our cost guide gives a rough range online, but a firm price needs a visit to check levels, drainage, access and what is under the old surface.
Do I need a dropped kerb?
If you will drive across the pavement to reach your driveway, yes. In Worthing this is approved by West Sussex County Council. See our rules guide.