Compare Driveway Quotes — 3 Free, No-Obligation Quotes
A new driveway in the UK typically costs £45–£120 per m² fitted — roughly £2,700–£7,200 for a 60m² drive, depending on whether you choose gravel, tarmac, block paving or resin. Tell us about your job and we’ll match you with up to 3 vetted, insured driveway installers near you — compare driveway quotes side by side and pick the best value. 100% free, no obligation, and most quotes come back within 24 hours.
How to get the best driveway quotes
- Get at least three quotes — driveway prices swing widely with material and groundwork.
- Check each quote includes excavation, a proper sub-base, drainage and edging — the cheapest quote often leaves these out.
- Ask how they meet SuDS drainage rules (a permeable surface or soakaway) so you avoid needing planning permission.
What to check before you book
Always get the quote in writing with a clear scope, and confirm the installers is insured and offers a workmanship guarantee. Read recent customer reviews, check the quotes cover the same specification, and never pay a large deposit up front — tie payments to completed stages.
Typical driveway cost
A new driveway in the UK typically costs £45–£120 per m² fitted — roughly £2,700–£7,200 for a 60m² drive, depending on whether you choose gravel, tarmac, block paving or resin.
| Option | Typical UK price (2026) |
|---|---|
| Gravel | £40–£70 / m² |
| Tarmac / asphalt | £45–£80 / m² |
| Block paving | £70–£120 / m² |
| Resin-bound | £70–£110 / m² |
Prices vary by spec, region and access. For the full breakdown see our driveway cost guide or try the driveway cost calculator.
Driveway quotes — FAQs
How much does a new driveway cost in the UK?
Most driveways cost £45–£120 per m² fitted; a typical 60m² drive is £2,700–£7,200 depending on material. See the full driveway cost guide for a breakdown.
How many driveway quotes should I get?
Three is the sweet spot — enough to compare price and spec without dragging it out. Every quote is free and no-obligation.
Do I need planning permission for a new driveway?
Usually not if the surface is permeable (gravel, permeable block or resin) or you add a soakaway. A non-permeable drive draining to the road may need permission.
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