£199 once. No contract. You own it.
Websites for driveway and paving contractors, built before you pay.
A new driveway is one of the biggest jobs on the outside of a house, and people want to see plenty of finished ones first. We build yours first, with your services, your areas, your Google reviews and your number on every page. Like it? It's yours for £199, domain included.
Then £50 a year from year two to keep it hosted, only if you want to.
Built for driveway installers
What goes on your website.
A page for every job you do
Each job gets its own page, so someone searching for exactly that job lands on exactly the right page. For driveway installers, that usually means:
- Block paving
- Resin bound driveways
- Tarmac
- Patios
- Gravel driveways
- Dropped kerbs
A page for the areas you cover
The towns and areas you work in, written out, so customers nearby and Google both know you're local.
AreasYour Google reviews, front and centre
Your star rating and review count on every page, linked to your Google listing so people can read them.
TrustCalls and WhatsApp from every page
Tap-to-call and WhatsApp buttons that stay on screen on phones, plus a quote form that lands in your WhatsApp.
EnquiriesSet up for Google and AI search
Business markup, plain answers to customers' questions and help with your Google Business Profile, so you show up on Maps too. How we help you get found.
SearchFor driveway installers
What a good driveway installer's website does.
A big gallery
Driveways sell on photos. Before and after shots of real jobs do most of the work.
1Explain drainage
Say whether your driveways are permeable. It affects whether the customer needs planning permission.
2A page per surface
Resin, block paving and tarmac customers search separately and compare differently.
3What customers search for
The searches a driveway installer's website should answer.
Each search needs a page that answers it. Here's how that works for driveway installers.
| When someone searches | They should land on |
|---|---|
| “driveway installers” plus the town | Your home page, with a gallery of finished driveways in local streets. |
| “resin driveway” | A resin page explaining what it is, how it drains and how long it lasts. |
| “block paving” | A block paving page with patterns, colours and finished jobs. |
| “dropped kerb” | A dropped kerbs page explaining that the council has to approve it first. |
Spring to autumn
Most driveway work is done in the drier months, so spring and summer book up fast. Winter is for quoting and booking next year's jobs.
Trust
What customers check before they hire driveway installers.
Here's what the rules say for driveway installers, and what's worth showing. If you hold any registrations or memberships, tell us and we'll put them on your website with a link to check them.
Planning rules for front driveways
The rulesIn England, a new or replacement front driveway of any size doesn't need planning permission if it's permeable or drains to a lawn or border. A non-permeable one over five square metres does.
TrustMark
VoluntaryThe government-endorsed quality scheme for work in and around the home, with a search customers can use to check a firm.
Waste carrier registration
Legal requirementAnyone who takes waste away from a job, including their own, has to be registered as a waste carrier.
Checked against gov.uk, the Planning Portal and each organisation's own website in November 2026. Rules differ in Scotland and Northern Ireland.
How it works: we build your site from your Google listing, send you a link to look at it on your phone, and you only pay if you want to keep it. The four steps in full.
Your website
Only once you've seen it and want to keep it.
- A page for every service and area you cover
- Your own domain and 12 months' hosting
- Your photos swapped in and two rounds of changes
Real £199 build: E.A Electrician, North London. A page for each of their 21 services and 22 areas they cover, plus reviews and projects.
From year two
Optional. Hosting, domain renewal and small text changes. No contract. Want something more? Bespoke from £349.
Questions
What driveway installers ask us.
Can my website explain the planning rules for driveways?
Yes. A short, plain explanation of permeable driveways builds trust, because it's something customers worry about.
Can I have a page for each type of driveway?
Yes. Resin, block paving, tarmac and gravel can each have their own page and photos.
Can my site cover patios and garden paving too?
Yes. Any service you want more of gets its own page.
Other trades
Free preview
See your website before you spend a penny.
Tell us who you are and we'll build your preview from your Google listing. We'll text you the link, usually within a couple of working days.
Monday to Saturday, 8am to 6pm. You'll always deal with the same person.