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Tarmac driveways are popular with homeowners looking for a durable, cost-effective, and low maintenance surface. Whether you're planning a new installation or resurfacing an existing drive, find checked tarmac driveway installers near you with Checkatrade.
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Why might you need the services of a tarmac driveway contractor?
Whether your current driveway is cracked and worn or you're starting afresh, there are several compelling reasons to choose tarmac:
You're building a new property and need a cost-effective driveway surface
You want to resurface an old or damaged driveway
You need a low-maintenance option for everyday use
You're considering upgrading from gravel or concrete to a smoother finish
Looking for driveway inspiration? Check out these 15 modern driveway ideas.
What does tarmac driveway installation involve?
Installing a tarmac driveway typically involves:
Ground preparation and excavation
Laying a compacted sub-base
Installing edging, if required
Applying a base layer of tarmac
Laying and compacting the top surface coat
Finishing touches, including drainage channels and sealing
Tarmac is versatile and durable, but the quality of installation plays a major role in how long it lasts. Hiring a checked tarmac driveway installer in your area helps to ensure correct base preparation, proper drainage, and a neat, long-lasting finish.

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How much does it cost to install a tarmac driveway?
Tarmac is one of the most affordable types of driveway. However, costs can vary depending on several factors, including the size of your driveway, the ground preparation needed, drainage requirements, and your location. As a guide:
A tarmac driveway for a single car (approx. 20m²) will cost around £2,200
A two-car driveway (approx. 50m²) will cost in the region of £4,500
A large, multiple car tarmac driveway (approx. 100m²) typically costs in the region of £7,000
Wondering how much a tarmac driveway might cost compared with other options? Discover the cost of gravel, resin bound, block paving and concrete driveways in our cost guide.

Questions to ask a tarmac driveway installer
Can I see examples of similar projects you've completed?
What preparation work is included in your quote / are there any other costs I need to be aware of?
Do you provide a guarantee or warranty on your work?
How long will the job take from start to finish?
Did you know? Driveways must be SUDS compliant (Sustainable Urban Drainage System). If your driveway material is non-porous, your contractor must include drainage or a soakaway.
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FAQs about tarmac driveways
How long does a tarmac driveway last?
When properly installed, a tarmac driveway can last 15–20 years or more, providing it's well looked after.
Is tarmac cheaper than using block paving?
Yes, tarmac is generally cheaper than block paving, costing around £90 per m² vs. £100 per m² for block paving.
Can you lay tarmac over an existing driveway?
In some cases, it's possible to lay tarmac over an existing driveway. However, the existing surface must be in good condition, otherwise you'll compromise the finished appearance and longevity of your new driveway.
How long before you can drive on a new tarmac driveway?
It's a good idea to wait at least 3–5 days before using your new driveway, depending on weather conditions.
Does a tarmac driveway require maintenance?
Minimal maintenance is required for a tarmac driveway. Regular cleaning, a bit of weeding, and resealing every few years will do the job. Try to deal with cracks as they appear to extend the lifespan of your tarmac driveway.
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